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locked through

locked through is the simple past and past participle of lock through.

Meaning of lock through

Verb

lock through (third-person singular simple present locks through, present participle locking through, simple past and past participle locked through)

  1. (intransitive, boating) To travel through a lock, or a flight of locks, on a waterway.

Questions about locked through

What is locked through the simple past and past participle of?
Locked through is the simple past and past participle of lock through.

Words near locked through in the dictionary

  1. locked rotor amps
  2. locked someone up and threw away the key
  3. locked someone up and thrown away the key
  4. locked the stable door after the horse had been stolen
  5. locked the stable door after the horse had bolted
  6. locked through
  7. locked under
  8. locked up
  9. locked-in syndrome
  10. locked-room mystery
  11. Lockeford

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