lock-on

(lŏk′ŏn′, -ôn′)

The start of the automatic tracking of a target, as by a missile.

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Locke John
locked
locked in
locked-in syndrome
Locked-jaw
Locken
locker
locker room
Lockerbie
locker-room
locket
lockfast
lockful
lock-gate
lockhouse
lock-in
locking
locking pliers
lockjaw
lockkeeper
lockless
lockmaker
lockman
lockmaster
locknut
lock-on
lockout
lockram
lockring
lockset
locksmith
lockstep
lockstitch
lockup
lock-up
lock-up option
Lock-weir
Lockwood Belva Ann Bennett
Lockwood home
Locky
Lockyer
loco
loco citato
loco disease
Locofoco
Locofocoism
locoism
locoman
locomobility
locomote
locomotion
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Lock-and-key model (enzyme)
lock-and-load
Lock-down
Lock-down
lock-downs
lock-gate
lock-gate
Lock-in
Lock-in
Lock-in
Lock-in
lock-in amendment
Lock-In Amendments
Lock-in amplifier
lock-in clause
lock-in period
Lock-In Periods
Lock-In Principal
Lock-In Principals
Lock-In Rate
Lock-In Rates
Lock-In Vector Near-Field Probe
lock-ins
lock-ins
Lock-jaw
Lock-jaw
Lock-jaw
Lock-jaw
Lock-Jumper
Lock-Limit
lock-on
Lock-On After Launch
Lock-On Before Launch
Lock-on Image Based Aiming Module
Lock-On: Modern Air Combat
lock-out
lock-out
lock-out
lock-out
Lock-Out Relay
Lock-Outs
Lock-Outs
Lock-Outs
Lock-Outs
lock-stitch suture
lock-stitch suture
lock-stitch suture
lock-strip gasket
Lock-up
Lock-up
Lock-up
Lock-Up Agreement
Lock-Up Agreements
Lock-Up CD
Lock-up CDs
Lock-Up Certificate of Deposit
Lock-Up Certificates of Deposit
Lock-Up Defense
Lock-Up Defenses
Lock-up house
lock-up option
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