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jailbird

[jeyl-burd] / ˈdʒeɪlˌbɜrd /






NOUN
inmate
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Trump did not name the witness but said it was a "highly respected lawyer who once represented convicted felon, jailbird and serial fake storyteller and liar, Michael Cohen."

From Salon

The Duggar family insider added that the jailbird's birthday won't be as difficult of a day for him as his kids' and wife's future milestones will be.

From Fox News

In addition to hanging by the pool during their trip, the jailbirds spent some quality time with their friends.

From Fox News

I was humiliated and angry: He’d outed me as a girl with a jailbird father.

From Washington Post

He grounded it, if you can say that, in a phantasmagoric reiteration of American folk legend: drifters, thieves, rounders, jailbirds, horndogs, vigilantes, and roustabouts.

From The New Yorker