change key

noun

1. a key opening only one lock.

Example Sentences

Like a bartender making the modern version of the French 75 itself — a WWI-era cocktail saluting the anti-aircraft gun that helped the Allied forces win the war — Anderson knows you can change key ingredients, grenadine for champagne, the DEA for ICE, while still giving the Man a headache.

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"The game still lacks the option to change key binds, which is a basic accessibility issue," says Zoe.

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If passed, Proposition 36 would change key parts of Proposition 47, a 2014 ballot measure that was overwhelmingly approved by Californians.

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Some revisions change key components of the initiatives, while others amend technical details.

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Our review of ZSA Moonlander Mark I Verge Score 8.5 out of 10 Good Stuff Extremely customizable Feels good to use Easy to change key switches Long cables RGB backlighting Bad Stuff Expensive Amount of customization can be overwhelming The white model gets dirty quickly Buy for $365.00 from ZSA Let’s get this out of the way first: yes, the Moonlander, with its split layout, tented angles, and the clusters of keys designed to be used by your thumbs, just doesn’t look much like a traditional keyboard.

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