jailer
jailer
Definition
jailer (-ər)
noun
a person in charge of a jail or of prisoners
jailer
Synonyms
jailer
n.
jailer
Usage Examples
Possessives
- daughter: Maybe the jailer's daughter smuggled him in a file in a meat pie.
Converse of object
- convert: His testimony had converted the jailer and his family.
Adjective modifier
- philippian: Because of such injustices the Philippian jailer and his household was converted, and a whole battalion of Roman soldiers heard the Gospel.
- leading: How did the Land of the Free become the world's leading jailer?
- American: His lawyer said his American military jailers were force feeding him.
- Iraqi: My Iraqi jailers did everything they could to extract the names of my co-conspirators.
- chief: Trace the story of Thomas Covell, chief jailer of Lancaster for nearly 50 years.
jailer Quotes
I live in company with a body, a silent companion, exacting and eternal.He it iswho notesthat individuality whichistheseal oftheweakness ofourrace.Mysoul has wings, but the brutal jailer is strict.
You were the jailer of your murdererö
