(verb expression) Short for locking the magazine/cartridge into the gun and loading the ammunition into the gun's chamber. (Usu. used to show toughness, ambition, fear and other strong characteristics. Originally spoken by John Wayne in "Sands of Iwo Jima" as "load and lock".)

"allow it" means to just leave something alone, or don't worry about it. People in West London say this quite often.

Lock And Load originated in the Vietnam era. It is in reference to the M-16 rifle, Lock And load: the act of using the charging handle locking the bolt carrier in the open chamber position and loading the magazine into the magazine well.

To adjust a woman's boobs into a high and central location on the chest and hold with a garment such as a vest or short jacket.

When a female intentionally gets pregnant by her boyfriend, or a guy she's interested in to make sure that the guy is a part of her life forever, usually via marriage.

to make outor kick it in Marina's words...haha so LOCK AND LOAD!