Convict
Jail
Jail verb - To put in or as if in prison.
How words are described
| human | human convict | human jail |
| alien | alien convict | alien jail |
| actual | actual convict | actual jail |
| big | big convict | big jail |
| Other adjectives: new. | ||
Common collocations
| person | convict person | jail person |
Both words in one sentence
- Shaggy's cover is about a convict thanking his girlfriend for being true and waiting for him to get out of jail.
Source: The Cover Changes the Meaning -
In the Family Guy episode "Dial Meg for Murder", Meg falls in love with a convict, and goes to jail for harboring him after he escapes.
- The film Drive has an ex-convict having to pay off the mob for the protection he received in jail, at first it was $2,000 but it quickly rose to $8,000 when he got out of jail.
Source: Trapped by Gambling Debts
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