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long-locked

long-locked adjective: of a hairstyle, specifically dreadlocks or locs, characterized by long, thick, twisted pieces of hair.

Adjective

long-locked (comparative longer-locked, superlative longest-locked)

  1. Of a hairstyle, specifically dreadlocks or locs, characterized by long, thick, twisted pieces of hair.
  2. (dated, literary) Of hair, very thick and voluminous.

Forms of long-locked

comparativelonger-locked
superlativelongest-locked

Questions about long-locked

What does long-locked mean?
Long-locked means of a hairstyle, specifically dreadlocks or locs, characterized by long, thick, twisted pieces of hair.
What part of speech is long-locked?
Long-locked is an adjective.

Words near long-locked in the dictionary

  1. long-line brassiere
  2. long-lining
  3. long-lived
  4. long-livedness
  5. long-living
  6. long-locked
  7. long-lost
  8. long-minded
  9. long-mindedness
  10. long-neck
  11. long-necked

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