sin bin 
informal
noun
1(In sport) a box or bench to which offending players can be sent for a period as a penalty during a game, especially in ice hockey: his cross-check earned him two minutes in the sin bin...
- The referee, under pressure from the home crowd, sent a Keighley player to sin bin for ten minutes for a very dubious high tackle.
- The Broncos were a man short for the last 20 minutes after losing two players to the sin bin, but made the Bulls fight to the end.
- It would be pointless losing player after player to the sin bin.
1.1British A place where offenders are sent for detention, punishment, or rehabilitation: sin bins for disruptive prisoners a child removed to a sin bin...
- He could still be sent to the sin bin with time off for good behavior.
- Any pupil who needs to be told a third time will immediately be shown a red card and forced to spend the equivalent of an entire school day in a sin bin - a classroom set aside for the punishment.
- Well not really, because he then spent his time in the sin bin for a while, and listen, it's tough as an opposition leader.
verb
(sin-bin) [with object] Send (a player) to a sin bin as a penalty: he was sin-binned for a professional foul...
- Three players were sin-binned in a fiercely-fought contest.
- However, he still enjoys playing in England and held his hands up when two of his team-mates were sin-binned during last night's game.
- Then came Green's try from Mitchell's wayward kick, but the scorer was then sin-binned for holding on in the tackle.
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