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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Skeleton Key (also known as a pass key) is a master key often used by locksmiths, that will open any lock in the set of locks for which it is made. In fiction, a skeleton key will open any lock or Locked Door, period, and will often be shaped like a skeleton, skull or bone (partly a Sight Gag and partly a visual clue as to the key's purpose). More realistic examples have a full keyring of them, one for each type of lock. |
