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locked out 

Something that happens to a specific avetard all the time. Norman "Nick" will get locked out of his room so much at The Ave that he might as well just remove the door to his room to prevent it from happening. Once this avetard gets locked out, he will get Henry's axe and try to chomp at the door in order to open which only fucks up the door even more.
Avetard #1 got locked out of his room, might as well go the axe already.
locked out by TurnM3Up November 25, 2019
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Locked out 

To become indecisive and socially awkward; panicky. To become "locked out" of one's head.
"I felt bad for Jenny the other day. She was locked out (of her car) for two hours."

"Sorry I missed the profoundly deep conversation you guys were having. I was locked out (of the house) all night!"
Locked out by ispeaktobirds February 25, 2013

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.
Locked Out by EASportsIsInTheGame November 17, 2023

Locked out 

The opposite of Locked In.

Distracted/not focused/stuck in the talking phase.
Person 1: Dude we have to finish our geometry homework
Person 2: I know, I'm locked out! I'll have to lock in later
Locked out by Jayislife_ February 14, 2024

Loced Out 

Examples: Kottonmouth Kings - "Smoked out, loced out whats my name? D'Loc representing the Kottonmouth Kings"

Tupac - "High till I die, Loc till they smoke me! The shit don't stop till my casket drops!!"

Wiz Khalifa - "Choked out, loced out, blowing hella smoke out"

Other Ex. "This party is loc yo."

"Lets get this bitch (party) loced out!!"
Loced Out by Rob Hollywood November 2, 2013

Lucked Out 

Depending on the type of luck you are refering to, i.e. good or bad, this phrase either implies a positive or negative statement. It implies that you recieved as much luck as was possible whether it be good or bad, aka you rode your luck untill it ran out, or simply just ran out of luck.

It should never be 'lucked in' as that just doesn't make any sense!
'Yeah, I lucked out with the weather today' - Foo Fighters concert held during a night that was supposed to have heavy rainfall and instead got little, or
'Nah, I lucked out with the weather today' - Was not able to play tennis due to huge rainfall.
Lucked Out by Jericho1980 November 29, 2011

loked out 

loked out, to be out of your mind, not all there at the time.
can come and go not always a bad thing and not always a good thing. just acting real. doing something that is super intense or crazy.
damn i was so drunk last night i had sex with the 49 year old bus driver! that shit was loked out.

you see joe 360 flip that 20 stair last night? that was way loked out, can not believe he landed that.
loked out by Shaq Money August 5, 2008
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