bowel-locked

To fail to perform well due to tightness, or nervousness under pressure and tension.

Man, the Raiders appear totally bowel-locked at this point of the season!

by todh November 28, 2007

locked down

The same as one of the definitions of "on lock", to be totally in control of a situation.

I got that shit locked down, brother

by Saucy August 15, 2003

Gage Locked

To run up to someone with Gages (hole openings in their ear) and lock a combination lock on it, the victim thus can get it off without knowing the combination or boltcutters.

bill: what the hell is that on you ear?
mike: its a combination lock, i got fuckin' Gage Locked.
bill: classic.

by Kohbra August 16, 2010

Couch Locked

Standard has been: "Super stoned and not wanting to move anywhere."

Actual is, super stoned, feeling the Connection, and don't want to break it. Those that Know, Know.

Observer: "Man, Steve is stoned and just couch locked."

Steve (Thinks): I love this Connection, there is absolutely nothing that is going to keep me away from it. I don't care what they think.

Observer: "Man, that is why I like the Mental stage, because getting the Connection is boring"

Steve (Thinks): Yep, most of you do. And you are missing the best part of the stone!

God Chimes In: Steve, just sitting in the Connection is not the Goal. The message must be delivered 'It is Me!'

Steve (Thinks) What? Goes down into Mental and starts playing the mind games.

God (Thinks) - Shit! This is going to be harder than I think.

by MattEtweg April 30, 2010

Locked in

To save someone's number in your phone contacts.

"Thanks for the digits, I've got you locked in, now."

by Sideburns09 May 13, 2016

cocked and locked

"Cocked and locked" refers to a method of carrying a pistol, often a 1911 gov't model semiauto, with a round already in the chamber and the hammer cocked back and ready to fire. It is a term coined by police who carry 1911 pistols in this manner. Usually the holster strap is inserted between the hammer and firing pin for safety, which is snapped open when needed for a fast draw. It is actually safe to carry a 1911 model pistol in this way because of the redundant safety mechanisms such as the 1911's grip safety and thumb safety to protect against any accidental discharge until the weapon is on target and the shooter is ready to fire.

I like to carry my 1911 Colt Commander "cocked and locked" in my concealment holster when I go out. I want to be instantly ready for action if I have to draw. Having to rack your slide before firing could potentially get you killed.

by JJRtwu2008 March 20, 2008

locked up

a term used to describe someone who is currently in jail.

He won't be able to meet us for a few years, he's locked up!

by eMJayDee April 19, 2006