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Locksmith definition

lŏksmĭth
locksmiths
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One that makes or repairs locks.
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A person whose work is making or repairing locks and making keys.
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One who studies or practices locksmithing.
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(gambling, slang) Someone who only bets when they are sure they will win.
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Singular:
locksmith
Plural:
locksmiths

Origin of locksmith

Locksmith Sentence Examples

  • I suppose I'll have to get a locksmith if he doesn't send me the key.

  • The back door to the van refused to open so we had to call a locksmith.

  • His son, John Ball, also became a locksmith.

  • In those days a locksmith was like a modern toolmaker capable of fine workmanship in metal.

  • Any auto locksmith should be able to make up a key element for this unit.

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