eexelyLOCKIN
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Be the first to define itWhat we do know: A pixel-art image of a gold padlock with a silver shackle and the words "lock it in" written in black on its body. It is used in chat to express commitment to a decision, a bet, or a course of action, often as a humorous way to say "let's go" or "final answer."
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