I once ____ lips with my boyfriend’s: we both had braces.

verb

1. To form into dreadlocks

   "Let's face it: The process of waiting for your hair to loc can be both lengthy and frustrating."

verb

1. To fasten the lock of
2. To make fast with or as if with a lock

   "lock up the house"

3. To fasten in or out or to make secure or inaccessible by or as if by means of locks

   "locked himself away from the curious world"

4. To fix in a particular situation or method of operation

   "a team firmly locked in last place"

5. To make fast, motionless, or inflexible especially by the interlacing or interlocking of parts

   "lock wheels"

6. To hold in a close embrace
7. To grapple in combat
8. To invest (capital) without assurance of easy convertibility into money
9. To move or permit to pass (something, such as a ship) by raising or lowering in a lock
10. To become locked
11. To be capable of being locked
12. Interlace, interlock
13. To go or pass by means of a lock (as in a canal)

verb

1. To form into dreadlocks

   "Let's face it: The process of waiting for your hair to loc can be both lengthy and frustrating."

adjective

1. Not subject to adjustment fixed

   "locked-in interest rates"

2. Unable or unwilling to shift invested funds because of the tax effect of realizing capital gains

idiom

1. Used to say that someone is looking at someone or something and not looking at anything else

verb

1. To subject (a body of employees) to a lockout

phrasal verb

1. To put (something) in a locked container, place, etc.

   "The jewelry was locked away in a cabinet."

2. To put (someone) in a locked place (such as a prison) for a long period of time

   "lock away a criminal"

3. To keep (oneself) alone in a room or place for a long period of time

   "He locked himself away in his room while he studied."