Definitionn. a criminal who has been jailed repeatedly
Last update: June 13, 2015
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He is a jailbird. [Please select]
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He saw Paul in a jailbird's uniform, but while he agonized he didn't believe the tale. [Please select]
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The boy cocked one eye at him--he knew that Jurgis was a "jailbird" by his shaven head. [Please select]
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Oh, yes, you're right; I already possess more clothes than any jailbird needs, but when spring comes, I must have new plumage.' [Please select]
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I shouldn't be at all surprised if he were a jailbird. [Please select]
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He tried to see himself with his hair clipped and his beard shaven and the white cravat and waistcoat replaced by the harlequin costume of the jailbird. [Please select]
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Do you think because you have fooled and cheated her--and me--and married her, that I will give her now to a caught thief--a common jailbird. [Please select]
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