Client and Inmate

Client

Client noun - A person who buys a product or uses a service from a business.

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Inmate and client are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inmate" instead a noun "Client".

Nearby Word: clientage

Inmate noun - One of several residents of a dwelling (especially someone confined to a prison or hospital).

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Client and inmate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Client" instead a noun "Inmate".

old	old client	old inmate
female	female client	female inmate
particular	particular client	particular inmate
single	single client	single inmate
Other adjectives: male, big, evil, black, innocent, young, new, former, random, next, last, different, senile, said, elderly, newest.

Butt Monkey: Mitchell gets all the "go through hell" storylines (involved in a prostitution bust, going crazy and being mocked by a client while negotiating a deal, being stalked by a crazy inmate), and is the butt of most of the jokes.

Source: Series / The Street

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