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Origin of Klear Total Records: 1  Origin of Klear, Meaning of Klear Origin: Locklear comes from the romance language that means " Look a Liar". The locklears were a group of women from the Renaissance era, commonly know for their good taste on clothing, obsess with their cleanliness; but also for lying about their age. Hence the lastname "Look a liar" Locklear Different sources indicate that Locklear means Lock Ear; or the capacity of folding the ear. Surnames: Locklear Submitted by: 10/8/2008 12:42 AM Page 1 of 1

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