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1. (n.) skeleton key
a key with nearly the whole substance of the bit filed away so that it opens various simple locks.
Etymology: (1800–10)
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1. (noun) skeleton key
a passkey with much of the bit filed away so that it can open different locks
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Sense: a key which can open many different locks.
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 Afrikaans: loper |
 Arabic: مِفتاح لِكُل الأقْفال |
 Bulgarian: шперц |
 Brazilian: chave-mestra |
 Czech: skupinový klíč |
 German: der Dietrich |
 Danish: hovednøgle |
 Greek: γενικό αντικλείδι |
 Spanish: llave maestra |
 Estonian: üldvõti |
 Farsi: شاه كليد |
 Finnish: yleisavain |
 French: passe-partout |
 Hebrew: מַפתֵח מַסטֵר |
 Hindi: चोर-कुंजी |
 Croatian: otpirač, ključ koji sva v |
 Hungarian: álkulcs |
 Indonesian: kunci maling |
 Icelandic: aðal-/höfuðlykill |
 Italian: passe-partout |
 Japanese: 合いかぎ |
 Korean: (마스터키) 곁쇠 |
 Lithuanian: visraktis |
 Latvian: mūķīzeris |
 Malay: kunci utama |
 Dutch: loper |
 Norwegian: hovednøkkel |
 Polish: wytrych |
 Persian: شاه كليد |
 Pashto: ماستر کلی |
 Portuguese: chave-mestra |
 Romanian: şperaclu |
 Russian: отмычка |
 Slovak: pakľúč, univerzálny kľúč |
 Slovenian: vitrih |
 Serbian: kalauz |
 Swedish: huvudnyckel, dyrk |
 Thai: กุญแจผี |
 Turkish: maymuncuk |
 Taiwanese: 萬能鑰匙 |
 Ukrainian: ключ від усіх замків |
 Urdu: کئی تالے کھولنے والی کنجی |
 Vietnamese: chìa khóa vạn năng |
 Chinese: 万能钥匙 |
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