marshal lockout
n.— «The REO Realtors often have to go with marshals to what’s called a “marshal lockout,” where the inhabitants of a house refuse to leave until they’re forced out by armed officers.» —“Foreclosures as the Family Business” by Kelly Bennett Voice of San Diego (San Diego, California) Mar. 22, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
Ever thought there ought to be an English word for this or that phenomenon? Such holes in the language are called lexical gaps. A listener in Ontario, Canada, notes that English lacks a single word for the mistake voice-to-text programs make when...
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