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Definition of skeleton key in English: skeleton keynoun A key designed to fit many locks by having the interior of the bit hollowed. Example sentencesExamples - Jade had an old skeleton key that looked centuries old.
- She is sure glad that she holds the skeleton key with her.
- Sliding his hand into his front pocket, he retrieved a midnight black skeleton key and inserted it swiftly into the keyhole, turning the key promptly and letting the gateway swing open gracefully.
- A few seconds later she came back with a skeleton key.
- Taking a sharp breath in, she opened the package and found a heart shaped locket key chain with a skeleton key.
- But why does the skeleton key not open a door in the attic?
- He opened the door and was through in seconds, the skeleton key safely back in his wrist pouch.
- Grace had the skeleton key, she took the courtesy of getting it for our personal delivery man last night after everyone left!
- Fitting the skeleton key into the keyhole, Dunstan pushed the door open, and looked around the small room perfunctorily.
- He slid a skeleton key into the lock, and eased the door open.
- She tells Caroline to never go in the attic, but gives her a skeleton key that will open every door in the house.
- Officer Humphrey put the skeleton key into the lock in order to get the door open.
- After explaining that the house has a few ghosts, Violet gives Caroline a skeleton key that opens every door.
- Shoving a massive skeleton key under the brass latch, she unlocked a door and stepped aside.
- Taking the skeleton key, she unlocks their door, and sets them free.
- By means of a skeleton key, I let myself into any house when the owners happen to be absent.
- This is a skeleton key so it can open any door in this place.
- The crook at the Manchester University campus had been using skeleton keys to raid drinks machines across the UK.
- Armed with a skeleton key that unlocks every door, she discovers a hidden attic room that holds a deadly and terrifying secret.
- All the doors in the house opened by the same old-fashioned skeleton key.
Definition of skeleton key in US English: skeleton keynounˈskɛlətn kiˈskelətn kē A key designed to fit many locks by having the interior of the bit hollowed. Example sentencesExamples - A few seconds later she came back with a skeleton key.
- Armed with a skeleton key that unlocks every door, she discovers a hidden attic room that holds a deadly and terrifying secret.
- He opened the door and was through in seconds, the skeleton key safely back in his wrist pouch.
- Officer Humphrey put the skeleton key into the lock in order to get the door open.
- Jade had an old skeleton key that looked centuries old.
- Taking the skeleton key, she unlocks their door, and sets them free.
- After explaining that the house has a few ghosts, Violet gives Caroline a skeleton key that opens every door.
- By means of a skeleton key, I let myself into any house when the owners happen to be absent.
- But why does the skeleton key not open a door in the attic?
- This is a skeleton key so it can open any door in this place.
- Shoving a massive skeleton key under the brass latch, she unlocked a door and stepped aside.
- He slid a skeleton key into the lock, and eased the door open.
- All the doors in the house opened by the same old-fashioned skeleton key.
- She is sure glad that she holds the skeleton key with her.
- Taking a sharp breath in, she opened the package and found a heart shaped locket key chain with a skeleton key.
- Grace had the skeleton key, she took the courtesy of getting it for our personal delivery man last night after everyone left!
- Fitting the skeleton key into the keyhole, Dunstan pushed the door open, and looked around the small room perfunctorily.
- She tells Caroline to never go in the attic, but gives her a skeleton key that will open every door in the house.
- The crook at the Manchester University campus had been using skeleton keys to raid drinks machines across the UK.
- Sliding his hand into his front pocket, he retrieved a midnight black skeleton key and inserted it swiftly into the keyhole, turning the key promptly and letting the gateway swing open gracefully.
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