Locked Up

The locking of something, usually a particular person

“Oh you was guarded by pala? No wonder you was locked up”

by thelonerrrrr August 27, 2023

pretzel lock

Is number one move in all of Russian Wrestling. The body position is not important, but the move is executed when the only way to escape is to bite the opponent’s genitalia.

TK was pinned by Wilson and escaped by using the pretzel lock.

by Phatlumpia January 11, 2023

Robbb Locks

Robbb Locks made RobV LoX THe GaMe that is so annoying tjhat i will, have to womit and be john doe or a creeper or a monster and say XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD and be cool and eat waffles made by a waffle begginner

p1: ROBBBB LOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Brandan: its David Baszucki and Erik Cassel who dance with Brandan who is me and Kara who is a stupid disgusting girl who kisses poop HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA
Kara: :cries:
Brandan: :laughs: :coolguy:
p1: i hate you brandan you will dieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee HAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
THE ENDDDDD Robbb Locks

by IamapieceofpOOp March 23, 2023

Locke

Guy with a horse cock

Horse cock locke

by Sirtwitch2 December 14, 2023

Are you going to Drew Lock me?

This is a way of asking someone if they are going to fuck you over.

Drew Lock cost the NY Giants their first overall pick spot since 1965. He has been riding the bench and put up over 300 Yards and 4 TDs against the Colts in a game they needed to lose to hold their first overall spot. Drew Lock fucked over the NY Giants.

Co-worker: Hey bro, I need you to do me a huge favor. I need you to cover for me and tell the boss I got a flat tire and that is why I am late to work. I promise I won't tell anyone if you help me out.
Me: Okay, but are you going to Drew Lock me?

by jackelliott December 30, 2024

Lock it up

Another way to say shut the fuck up, or stfu

“Billy needs to lock it up.” “Lock it up.”

by Jekobe03 November 8, 2020

Pace-Locked

Typically used in running; a term used to describe someone who is generally not improving in an activity. Used in Cross Country to describe a person who is not able to improve and(or) has not improved in several years.

Oh, he’ll never beat 20:00 minutes, he’s been pace-locked for three years.

by ShadySamBoi September 16, 2019