locks

As nouns the difference between hocks and locks

is that hocks is plural of lang=en while locks is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between hocks and locks

is that hocks is third-person singular of hock while locks is third-person singular of lock.

As nouns the difference between locks and jocks

is that locks is while jocks is .

As a verb locks

is (lock).

As verbs the difference between lucks and locks

is that lucks is third-person singular of luck while locks is third-person singular of lock.

As a noun locks is

plural of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between licks and locks

is that licks is while locks is .

As verbs the difference between licks and locks

is that licks is (lick) while locks is (lock).

As an interjection lorks

is (uk|euphemistic|dated) oh dear, oh my god.

As a noun locks is

.

As a verb locks is

(lock).

As nouns the difference between locks and clocks

is that locks is while clocks is .

As verbs the difference between locks and clocks

is that locks is (lock) while clocks is (clock).

As verbs the difference between locks and nocks

is that locks is third-person singular of lock while nocks is third-person singular of nock.

As a noun locks

is plural of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between flocks and locks

is that flocks is while locks is .

As verbs the difference between flocks and locks

is that flocks is (flock) while locks is (lock).

As nouns the difference between socks and locks

is that socks is plural of lang=en while locks is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between socks and locks

is that socks is third-person singular of sock while locks is third-person singular of lock.

As nouns the difference between locks and docks

is that locks is while docks is .

As verbs the difference between locks and docks

is that locks is (lock) while docks is (dock).