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locky

/ˈlɒki/US/ˈlɑki/

locky adjective: having locks or tufts.

Adjective

locky (comparative more locky, superlative most locky)

  1. Having locks or tufts.
    • locky hair
    • locky mane

Forms of locky

comparativemore locky
superlativemost locky

Origin of locky

From lock + -y.

Words formed from locky

Words that rhyme with locky

6 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about locky

What does locky mean?
Locky means having locks or tufts.
What part of speech is locky?
Locky is an adjective.
How do you pronounce locky?
Locky is pronounced /ˈlɒki/ (UK).

Words near locky in the dictionary

  1. lockups
  2. Lockwood
  3. Lockwood South
  4. Lockwoods
  5. lockwork
  6. locky
  7. locky D
  8. Lockyer
  9. Lockyer Valley
  10. Lockyers
  11. locn

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