jailer

IPA: dʒˈeɪɫɝ

noun

  • One who enforces confinement in a jail or prison.
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Examples of "jailer" in Sentences

  • Arian bishop Patrophilus, whom Eusebius calls his jailer, (Baronius,
  • So I called the jailer, who seemed to be a kind man, and paid the dollar.
  • Jack taking over as the "jailer" --- the show ends with this.... just a theory
  • The jailer was the gate, the prison cell, the executioner and sometimes, if you were lucky, your friend.
  • Another supporter under the name jailer wrote: "Good to see that Walter is not taking any of their nonsense."
  • "If President Obama has taken the CIA out of the prison business, he should also take the CIA out of the short-term jailer business as well."
  • Thirty minutes later, after McCloud had left the jail — and had time to think of what other charges he could come up with — he called the jailer and added another charge against Conover; pointing a laser at an officer.
  • They then separated; and as Folliard was passing through the hatch, he called the jailer into his own office, and strove to prevail upon him, not ineffectually, to smuggle in some wine and other comforts to the baronet.

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