Something that gets beat up by those lockboxes if we hang them on the doorhandle.

Thank you for sharing. 

Escutcheon is a shield or decorative plate on a building like a coat of arms.  A

It's a way to say come a little closer baby.

Be careful about that key and flipping that switch!

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers All you can eat shrimp special.

 The protective piece of metal that goes over a keyhole in a door lock.

My grandfather had a heavy Italian accent his whole life..so he would have said  Eh Scuch On over an make some room 

It is when you are trying to say EXCUSE ME, but sneeze mid-stream! 

A decorative concealmen

I'll need to Google this one....

It's Australian slang for when someone cuts your friend, Chin.

Thank you.

I kow that word. My husband used it in his door and hardware business. It has something to do with the lock or keyhole area.

I cant even pronounce it let alone  know what it is

A famous crustacean

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX2Ief4kjrI

U.S. Government Has Spent $682,570 to Study 'Shrimp On A Treadmill'

I actually know this one!   

God Bless You.  May you see the light. 

Isn't that the name for the club the Bobby's carry in London?

I knew this one but always enjoy the clever alternate answers.

From Google...

An escutcheon (pronounced /ɪˈskʌtʃən/, i-SKUCH-ən) is a general term for a decorative plate used to conceal a functioning, non-architectural item. Escutcheon is an old French word derived from the Latin word scutum, meaning a shield.

Something to tarnish or scratch with a key, especially after a few Manhattan's!

Just reminds me of a popular West L.A. Restaurant that I haven't been to.

Missing these Q, Tony, Suzanne...