padlock
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padlocks, plural;
/ˈpadˌläk/,
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padlocks, plural;
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Secure with such a lock
- - a padlocked door
Noun
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A detachable lock hanging by a pivoted hook on the object fastened
Web Definitions:
- a detachable lock; has a hinged shackle that can be passed through the staple of a hasp or the links in a chain and then snapped shut
- fasten with a padlock
- a lock, usually with a panel with numbered dials that must be rotated in a specific fashion in order to unlock; to lock using a padlock
- (Padlocked) To have a bogey firmly in your sights.
- (Padlocked) Informative call indicating aircrew hqs "tally" and cannot take eyes off an aircraft/ground target without risk of losing tally/visual.
- (Padlocked) Brevity code that means "I have a bogie/bandit in sight and must maneuver immediately to maintain contact." All other aircraft must give way to a fighter that calls "padlocked."
- (Padlocks) Take 3. One (a good one, with at least 2 keys) for your door, and two small combination locks for your backpack. Aluminium locks are nice and light for your door, but not quite as tough as steel. ...
- (Padlocks) To stuff smoked slamon. - Joseph Leff
- (Padlocks) are novelty jewellery pieces designed in the shape of standard industrial padlocks.
- A detachable and portable lock with a shackle which locks into its case. Could be either in Key or Combination form.
- When using the internet, a browser padlock is a graphical representation of a website digital certificate. ...
- The PADlock is a second secret required in conjunction with the EID password for certain services that legally require a higher level of security.
- Looking just like a traditional padlock (but without a key), this fastening clicks into place and is commonly used on gate bracelets.
- An open padlock shows an open state of mind while a closed one indicates laziness. A broken one indicates a solution to a current problem at work will present itself.