Synonyms for locker
ˈlɒk ərlock·er

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1. lockernoun

   Synonyms:
   footlocker

2. lockernoun

   A type of storage compartment with a lock usually used to store clothing, equipment, or books.

   The student placed her books in her locker when she arrived at school.

   Synonyms:
   footlocker

3. lockernoun

   One who locks something.

   The locker of the trapped chest must be careful, so as not to spring the trap.

   Synonyms:
   footlocker

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1. cabinet, locker, storage lockernoun

   a storage compartment for clothes and valuables; usually it has a lock

   Synonyms:
   cabinet, storage locker, console, footlocker

2. lockernoun

   a fastener that locks or closes

   Synonyms:
   cabinet, storage locker, footlocker

3. footlocker, lockernoun

   a trunk for storing personal possessions; usually kept at the foot of a bed (as in a barracks)

   Synonyms:
   cabinet, storage locker, footlocker

Matched Categories

1. • Compartment
   • Fastener
   • Trunk

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1. List of paraphrases for "locker":

   casier, footlocker, closet, record, cupboard, trap, cloakroom, lockbox, cubicle

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1. Coco Gauff:

   I just remember walking out on the court blasting music with my head held down because I didn't want to look at the crowd, it was such a long walk from the locker room. It was, like, 15 minutes.

2. Herm Edwards:

   Coming into this, he was a little emotional. I hugged him in the locker room and told him his spirit is in the stadium. His spirit is here, looking at you, watching you. And I thought he went out and really played well.

3. Jonathan Isaac:

   As a member of the NBA, I’m going to follow (the rules). But my only point would be, to me, it doesn’t logically follow for us then, to jump on the court, or for me to be at a different locker room than my teammates, but then follow into the same tunnel and to go out to the game. It doesn’t really make sense.

4. Doug Baldwin:

   The receivers still come over to my house. Theyve been over to the house a couple of times so I still have that connection with them, im still present when they need me to be. I think most guys who retired say that, what they miss most is the locker room.

5. Mike Conley:

   I think we’re all kind of prepared for it to creep in because it’s everywhere. And right now, it’s on all of us to be responsible and try to practice our social distancing, and we’ve got new requirements from the league in order to help with that around our locker rooms and in public. So just trying to try to wear a mask and do our best to not catch it.