a person held in free ward.
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释义 | society > authority > punishment > imprisonment > prisoner > [noun] > privileged or having responsibilities (10) free-warder1595 a person held in free ward. ruler1733 A prisoner, esp. a debtor, allowed to live within prison rules (rule, n.1 6a). Also: a prisoner who has been granted a day rule (day rule, n.). Obs… wardsman1789 An inmate appointed to supervise his ward in a prison or workhouse. runner1830 U.S. Prison slang. A prisoner entrusted with special duties, typically acting as a messenger for the prison guards. Cf. trusty, n. 1a. trusty1849 Originally U.S. A prison inmate to whom special privileges or responsibilities are granted for good conduct. tea man1877 British Prison slang. A prisoner who is permitted a ration of tea each day. Obsolete. rare. red band1923 a prisoner who enjoys special privileges; such a prisoner (originally more fully red-band man). trustee1933 U.S. A prison inmate to whom special privileges or responsibilities are granted for good conduct. Cf. trusty, n. 1b. passman1965 slang. A male prisoner who is allowed to leave his cell as a special privilege, esp. in order to perform certain duties. Subcategories:— female (1) |
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