Lock in - (noun)
The term used for when the pub doors get locked after hours for the locals. This is a more common occurance rural towns over England when the locals are allowed to drink and smoke after hours inside the pub freely with the landlords permission.
You know you’re part of a lock in when the blinds or curtains are pulled, the ashtrays come out from behind the bar and drinks are still being poured. This normally continues under the landlord discression as after closing time it is simply his property.
If you ever get the chance to attend one don’t turn it down, but never question what goes on.
The term used for when the pub doors get locked after hours for the locals. This is a more common occurance rural towns over England when the locals are allowed to drink and smoke after hours inside the pub freely with the landlords permission.
You know you’re part of a lock in when the blinds or curtains are pulled, the ashtrays come out from behind the bar and drinks are still being poured. This normally continues under the landlord discression as after closing time it is simply his property.
If you ever get the chance to attend one don’t turn it down, but never question what goes on.
by Raver666666666 June 14, 2018
(John Locke) a famous political philospher who wrote Two Treatises of Government. He was the pioneer of the social contract theory. Also the alias of Peter Wiggin in Enders Game.
by The Omnipotent Seal March 28, 2003
A length or curl of hair on the head. Can be used to emulate a fake sideburn for those who so desperately want/need one.
by davey023 June 07, 2006
A whore....an answer to the age old question of why if a girl kisses 5 guys she is a slut but if a guy fucks 5 girls he is a stud
by hreetballs January 12, 2010
A strongly affirmative answer to any question.
Has become a common reply from the rise of TV show 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire"
Has become a common reply from the rise of TV show 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire"
Yeah definitely.. lock it in!
by megdino June 02, 2011
Common examples include a section of drain-pipe with an iron bar through the centre set in concrete.
by bryn July 22, 2003
by Nested Elevator November 19, 2016