padlocking's Usage Examples:

are: They are usually equipped with a lock, or at least a facility for padlocking (occasionally both).

and hit the place with a "30,000 fine, later reduced to "6,000, again padlocking the place".

He gained notoriety in 1955 for padlocking a transient hotel that he characterized as a "flop house" in which men.

public right of way may arise, or by preventing use for a day (such as by padlocking a gate).

location opened in May 2018 and closed seven months later with the sheriff padlocking the doors and referring inquiries to the landlord with reports of bounced.

as a fiscal conservative, of acting hypocritically for increasing and padlocking his own salary as Commissioner of Human Resources from 2002–2003 while.

to be government supporters, cutting off their hands, noses and ears, padlocking their mouths shut through holes cut in their lips, or simply hacking them.

They patrolled the streets day and night, padlocking the street doors of the San Telmo houses abandoned in a rush by their.

Police accused them of padlocking exits and preventing workers from leaving the building.

3 FM in Hinoba-an town hit the Mayor of Hinoba-an for padlocking the station and called media groups to help fight modern day oppressors.

ultimately rioted, and the police fired tear gas into the crowd, as well as padlocking the gates, leading to 318 deaths, with many from asphyxia.

" The Plowshares organization temporarily closed GCSB Waihopai by padlocking the gates and using sickles to deflate one of the large domes covering.

Department of Justice has approved the indictment of the young mayor over the padlocking of a local beach resort with its operator and four-year-old son trapped.

Kane interfered again, chokeslamming The Undertaker into the casket then padlocking it shut before setting it ablaze, seemingly destroying The Undertaker.

D-Generation X; however, at the Royal Rumble, Kane trapped him in the coffin, padlocking the casket lid and setting it ablaze which again gave Michaels the victory.

In 1952, a severe drought necessitated the padlocking of pumps at certain times of day and night.

managers of the venues where their events were going to be hold or by padlocking the doors.

years has involved students putting crushed garlic on all door handles, padlocking all doors before school, water-gunning classes and teachers and similar.

closing the park's basketball court by removing the basketball rims and padlocking the entry to the court.

Synonyms:

lock; shackle;

Antonyms:

unbolt; unfasten; disengage;