Is there a german word that sounds like "locked"?

[gooddragon1]

Is there a german word that sounds like "locked"? I need it for a groan inducing/incredibly lame pun.

[Pyromancer999]

There's "gelocht", which means punched or perforated, like a piece of paper for a three-ring binder.

[gooddragon1]

How about:

1:Quickly, open the door!
2:Ich bin lockt.

*Grin with upper teeth into lower lip*

EDIT: I'm a terrible person.

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[Skeppio]

EDIT: I'm a terrible person.

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I dunno, I'd rate that pun at about 4 cakes, tops. Not very evil yet, you're only at 10% of true terribleness. :smalltongue:

[Iruka]

There is "lockt", as in "she/he allures/baits".

Or "gelockt", which means "curled". (but only in reference to hair)

[GolemsVoice]

It could also be the participe of "locken", the verb.

Theres also "Locken", as in curls.

[Graustein]

Short answer: kocht and gekocht are options. They mean "(she/he/it) cooks" and "cooked" (both as a past tense verb and as an adjective) respectively.

The long answer involves explaining how to conjugate German verbs and is probably boring, especially if you already know.

[Kato]

Well, as the other Germans pointed out, "lockt" from "locken" (to bait) is what first came to mind... Or "gelockt" which means "curled". But that's about it for homophones, I think. Rhymes obviously would be more plentiful.