Definition of lockspit in English:

lockspit

noun ˈlɒkspɪt

A narrow trench dug to mark out a boundary or to indicate lines of work in construction or civil engineering projects.

verb ˈlɒkspɪt

with object To mark out (a line or boundary) by digging a lockspit or trench.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Exemplification St Ives Law Sewers. Apparently from either lock or lock + spit
late 17th century. From lockspit.

Definition of lockspit in US English:

lockspit

nounˈlɒkspɪt

A narrow trench dug to mark out a boundary or to indicate lines of work in construction or civil engineering projects.

verbˈlɒkspɪt

with object To mark out (a line or boundary) by digging a lockspit or trench.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Exemplification St Ives Law Sewers. Apparently from either lock or lock + spit<br>late 17th century. From lockspit.

单词	lockspit
释义	Definition of lockspit in English: lockspit noun ˈlɒkspɪt A narrow trench dug to mark out a boundary or to indicate lines of work in construction or civil engineering projects. verb ˈlɒkspɪt with object To mark out (a line or boundary) by digging a lockspit or trench. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Exemplification St Ives Law Sewers. Apparently from either lock or lock + spit late 17th century. From lockspit. Definition of lockspit in US English: lockspit nounˈlɒkspɪt A narrow trench dug to mark out a boundary or to indicate lines of work in construction or civil engineering projects. verbˈlɒkspɪt with object To mark out (a line or boundary) by digging a lockspit or trench. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Exemplification St Ives Law Sewers. Apparently from either lock or lock + spit<br>late 17th century. From lockspit.
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