noun
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A certain species of Astragalus or Oxytropis, capable of causing locoism.
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verb
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To poison with the loco plant; to affect with locoism.
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(by extension) To render insane.
noun
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A locomotive.
Examples of locos in a Sentence
In 1952 her boiler was adapted to take a superheater, which led to all locos receiving a superheated boilers on their next refit.
The battery chargers for the electric locos also used in the mine were rusting away quietly.
Locos are prepared on what was once the cattle dock, but is now the coal dock, at Embsay.
These include large passenger and freight train locomotives, BR shunting locomotives a diesel multiple unit and small private factory and works shunting locos.
Whilst the B & W is predominantly a steam railroad there are a number of diesel locos.
There was also a pair of electric locos running light just in front of us to get out of the way too.
Those who said the system would not work away from narrow gage locos have already been proved wrong.
The standard gage locos of more modern design have the plate inside the cab, near the driver's controls.
There was a very derelict Black Five there, along with a couple of tank locos.
Interestingly, it was left remarkably intact, whilst the other locos in the line were heavily robbed of spares.
Now these locos have a most interesting history of which only a sketchy outline is known to me.