| 释义 |
lock·ram
\ˈläkrəm\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English lokerham, alteration (influenced by bukeram, bokeram buckram) of Locronan, town in Brittany where it was made
1. : a coarse plain-woven linen of French origin formerly used in England (as for clothing)
2. or lock·rum \“\ dialect : nonsense |