How to spell LOCKAS correctly?

If you meant to type "lockas" but misspelled it, here are a few possible suggestions to consider: lockers, locusts, locates, locates, locks, locals. Double-check and validate the context to ensure the correct word is used.

• blocks I need some blocks to build my tower.
• clocks The clocks in the museum all displayed different times.
• cocks
• docks She parked her car in the docks.
• flocks In the fall, flocks of birds migrate to warmer climates.
• Hocks The pig's hocks were cooked to perfection and were tender and flavorful.
• jocks The jocks dominated the basketball game.
• lacks The book lacks character development.
• licks
• local I like supporting local businesses.
• locals The locals were friendly and eager to share their knowledge about the area.
• lock I am going to lock the front door before leaving the house.
• locke John Locke was a prominent philosopher during the Enlightenment era.
• Locke's Locke's Second Book of Reason offers a persuasive defense of individual freedom.
• locker
• lockers The lockers are open between 7am and 3pm.
• lockjaw I had a pathological fear of locks, and would always get lockjaw if I had to open anything with a padlock
• locks I have to replace the locks on the door.
• lockups The jail was full of lockups for the inmates who had done something wrong.
• LOCOS I'm going to ride the LOCOS train!
• locus The locus of control for my life is firmly in my own hands.
• looks Mom looks so tired she could sleep for days.
• lucas Lucas is a very talented musician.
• mocks He mocks his sister's taste in music.
• pocks I had a few pocks on my skin from the bug bite.
• polkas My grandmother loves to dance to polkas at family gatherings.
• rocks You can either climb up the rocks or take the bus.
• SOCKS I always wear thick socks during the winter to keep my feet warm.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking