Jail
Jail verb - To put in or as if in prison.
Ring
Ring verb - To form a circle around.
How words are described
| burning | burning jail | burning ring |
| old | old jail | old ring |
| full | full jail | full ring |
| special | special jail | special ring |
| Other adjectives: certain, small, actual, real, big, infamous, personal, secret, new, underground, titular, different, local, magical, orbital. | ||
Common collocations
| times | jail times | ring times |
Both words in one sentence
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When he tells her how long he'll be in jail and she realizes he'll lose even more hair in that time, she gives back the ring.
Source: Returning the Wedding Ring - During the jail break in the opening of The Goonies, Francis Fratelli dumps gasoline in a ring around the local jail.
Source: Bullet Sparks - An early episode of The A-Team had an episode where Hannibal, BA and Murdock tried to get arrested as part of the plan to get thrown in jail to break up a illegal prison fighting ring.
Source: Get into Jail Free
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