noun
General Slang
slock
· noun · prison
A padlock dropped in a sock and swung as a weapon.
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Definitions
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Improvised cosh: padlock (or batteries, or a tin of tuna) stuffed into the toe of a sock and swung at someone's head. Cheap, deniable, available from the commissary, and absolutely devastating. One of the most common homemade weapons inside US prisons.
“Two of them rushed him in the shower line with slocks.”
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Also used as a verb — to slock someone is to attack them with one.
“He got slocked in the dayroom over a card game debt.”
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slock In A Sentence
Two of them rushed him in the shower line with slocks.
He got slocked in the dayroom over a card game debt.
Origin & Usage
American prison slang, portmanteau of 'sock' + 'lock'.
Variants
slocking
People Also Ask
What is a slock?
It's a padlock dropped into a sock and swung as a weapon.
Where does the word slock come from?
It's a blend of "sock" and "lock," describing the improvised weapon itself.
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