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padlock

[pad-lok] / ˈpædˌlɒk /






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On a chilly morning in early February, a Downtown Ambassador swept litter from padlocked doorways of the now-closed El Rey building on Second Avenue.

From Seattle Times

He was carrying a makeshift whip with a heavy chain and padlock.

From Seattle Times

Not too far away, the Olympic Fan Park, a sprawling festival ground for ticket holders, sat dormant behind a padlocked fence, a sea of unused tables and attractions.

From New York Times

The seven diamonds, including one worth £2.2m, were to be placed in a padlocked purse and held in the New Bond Street store's vault until funds were transferred.

From BBC

As soon as Wainwright left the room to take a call from the alleged buyer, Lakatos put the padlocked purse containing the gems in her own handbag, Barton told the jury.

From Seattle Times