IPA: /ˈfʊtˌlɒkə/
KK: /ˈfʊtˌlɑkər/
A storage box or trunk that is usually placed at the end of a bed, used for keeping personal items.
He stored his extra blankets and clothes in the footlocker at the end of his bed.
Footlocker → The word is formed from "foot" (from Old English "fōt", meaning the lower extremity of the leg) and "locker" (from Middle Dutch "locken", meaning to lock or secure). A footlocker is a storage container designed to hold items, typically at the foot of a bed, hence the combination of these parts refers to a locked storage space for items related to the feet or lower body.
Think of a 'foot' as the lower part of your leg and a 'locker' as a place to 'secure' your belongings. This helps you remember that a footlocker is a secure storage space for items, often placed at the foot of a bed.