Lockback, subs. (Winchester).—A Holiday or Remedy (q.v.), on which, from bad weather or any other cause, the boys did not go on to Hills (q.v.), but remained on the school side of Seventh Chamber Passage Gate.—Mansfield (c. 1840).
Lockees, subs. (Westminster).—Lockhouse.
Lockites (Charterhouse).—See Out-houses.
Locks and Keys, intj. (Winchester).—See Peals.
Lock-up, subs. (Harrow).—Locking up—the time by which all have to be in their Houses for the night; the hour varies with the season, from 5.30 P.M. to 8.30 P.M.
Log, subs. (general).—The last boy of his “form” or “house.”
Logie, subs. (Winchester).—Sewage.
Log-pond, subs. (Winchester).—A sewer.
London-cricket, subs. (Stonyhurst).—The modern game: to distinguish it from Stonyhurst-cricket (q.v.).
Long. The Long (University).—The summer vacation.