Snecked example sentences

Related (9): lock, latch, bolt, barred, secured, fastened, shut, sealed, barred-up

sneck

verb

snecked (past tense) · snecked (past participle)

  - close or fasten (a door or window) with a latch:

Synonyms

bolt, lock, fasten, padlock, secure, latch, block, barricade, obstruct, deadlock, unbar, Legal

"Snecked" Example Sentences

1. She snecked the door shut behind her.
2. I snecked the window to keep the cold air out.
3. He snecked the lock on the gate for extra security.
4. The children snecked the box to keep their toys safe.
5. She snecked her suitcase before leaving for her trip.
6. He snecked the door of the shed to keep out intruders.
7. They snecked the cupboard to keep their food fresh.
8. She snecked the lid of the jar to keep the contents inside.
9. He snecked the window to keep the rain out.
10. They snecked the box with a padlock for extra security.
11. She snecked the door of the cabinet to keep out pests.
12. He snecked the shutters of the house to keep out the sun.
13. They snecked the door of the pantry to keep out rodents.
14. She snecked the lid of the container to keep the food fresh.
15. He snecked the gate to keep intruders out.
16. They snecked the windows to keep the heat out.
17. She snecked the lock on the shed to keep out trespassers.
18. He snecked the door of the storeroom to keep out unwanted visitors.
19. They snecked the box with a combination lock for extra security.
20. She snecked the lid of the jar to keep the contents from spilling.

Common Phases

Go to bed; Wake up; Eat breakfast; Brush teeth; Go to work; Come home; Eat dinner; Relax; Sleep.

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