- Look up lock or
locks in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Lock(s) may
refer to: Lock and key, a
mechanical device used to
secure items of
importance Lock...
- The Soo
Locks (sometimes
spelled Sault Locks but
pronounced "soo") are a set of
parallel locks,
operated and
maintained by the
United States Army Corps...
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Locks are used to make a
river more
easily navigable, or to
allow a
canal to
cross land that is not level.
Later canals used more and
larger locks to...
- only)
Specifies how old
programs should be handled.
LOCKS (PTS-DOS only)
Specifies number of file
locks. LOGO (MS-DOS 7.0 and
higher and PTS-DOS only, ignored...
- The
Hiram M.
Chittenden Locks, or
Ballard Locks, is a
complex of
locks at the west end of
Salmon Bay in Seattle, Washington's Lake
Washington Ship Canal...
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Locks of Love is a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit charity that
provides custom-made hair
prosthetics to
disadvantaged children up to the age of 21 who have suffered...
- gwan-jerl-gi (관절기,
joint skill) or gwan-jerl-kerk-gi (관절꺾기,
joint breaking).
Joint locks typically involve isolating a
particular joint,
levering it in an attempt...
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cutting across the
Isthmus of Panama, and is a
conduit for
maritime trade.
Locks at each end lift
ships up to
Gatun Lake, an
artificial fresh water lake...
- In folklore, fairy-
locks (or elflocks) are the
result of
fairies tangling and
knotting the
hairs of
sleeping children and the
manes of
beasts as the fairies...
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Cascade Locks is a city in Hood
River County, Oregon,
United States. The city got its name from a set of
locks built to
improve navigation past the Cascades...
