[
UK
/fˈʊtlɒkɐ/
]
NOUN
- a trunk for storing personal possessions; usually kept at the foot of a bed (as in a barracks)
How To Use footlocker In A Sentence
- The summit register is the size of a footlocker.
- That was the only time I ever saw my stepfather open the footlocker. Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad
- I returned to my dorm and dug around in the footlocker my mom had gotten me.
- She threw open her footlocker and dug through its contents.
- When my tour of duty ended in 1968, the military allowed me to send home a footlocker full of my possessions.
- This will be the first time that a good chunk of the series will be released on DVD, and even though I was skeptical of what sounded like a boring "footlocker" package, I'm really impressed with the presentation … pre-order ($145, shipping included) and will be released on July 22nd. Branded in the 80s!
- An upturned footlocker stands at the side of the bed, topped with a green glass-shaded lamp.
- On top of my footlocker was a worn-looking pair of leather work boots, and atop my neatly folded clothes, innocently enough, was a small New Testament Bible. Kings of Colorado
- He went in his room, shut the door, opened his footlocker, and pulled out some of his best Sake, some he had been saving for an emergency such as this, at least 25 years old.
- I left Italy with a footlocker crammed full of cash.
