2 definitions by rallala
1.Meaning to lock a magazine or clip of live ammo into a weapon and then load the first round into the chamber by pulling back the charging handle and letting it fly forward, picking up the first round from the magazine on it's way.
2.Generally used to indicate "getting ready" for something big.
2.Generally used to indicate "getting ready" for something big.
1.I loaded the shells into the shotgun and I pulled back the slide and said "Lock n' Load!"
2.If someone was going to approach a girl in a bar, he might say to his friends as he got up..."lock and load".
2.If someone was going to approach a girl in a bar, he might say to his friends as he got up..."lock and load".
by rallala May 31, 2008
An insult that is used to show disinterest, or frustration. To dismiss a wrongful statement or action.
by rallala May 31, 2008