Locked Out

This is a phrase used to describe somebody who is lost, inattentive, or just generally confused. Somebody who does not understand the task presented before them.

This is a reversal of the more common phrase "Locked In"

Roman: Yo can you, like, share the unit 2 precalc notes ?
Nate: What notes?
Roman: Like, the one literally due next period, before our quiz?
Nate: We have a quiz today?!
Roman: You're so locked out.

by EASportsIsInTheGame November 17, 2023

lock caps

that annyoing moment when you are gonna do a capital letter at the beginning of a word but instead you but a lower case letter at the beginning of the word and do the rest as upper case

bEATLES
fISHERMEN
sEAMAN
sUPERMAN
lock caps

by Line Infantry October 18, 2012

Lock

while running, to select a runner in front of you and run them down in the hopes of passing them.

try to lock on to number 16

by liv26 August 8, 2016

Lock down bro

Simple explanation to questions asked since the COVID-19 out break

Q: Why are you still in bed?
A: Lock down bro

Q: Why you not calling me anymore?

A: Lock down bro (also acceptable when responding to your girlfriend)

Q: You still on your Xbox?
A: Lock down bro

by Boux April 26, 2020

I locked my dog in

You settled something, and are no longer stressed.

Kelli: Hey I know you been stressin, how you feelin' 'bout tonight's shoot Chris?
Chris: I locked my dog in, bro!

by TheCatAteMyShoes April 19, 2024

Lockness

A term representing a strong, secure bond in a relationship, characterized by exclusivity, trust, and mutual interests. It suggests a connection that feels both safe and intriguing, much like the mysterious allure of Loch Ness.

Ever since they started dating, their relationship has been like Lockness—so secure and full of trust, you can just feel the connection between them!

by Reuben’Jones September 29, 2025

Lock rock

Vertical blade play on pocket-knives.

Yo, this M-Tech knife I picked up from Wal-Mart has crazy lock rock.

by Ethel Mertz October 21, 2020