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Meanings of blind house in English
Historic building once used for the temporary detention of people.
Synonyms
Examples for "village lock-up"
Examples for "village lock-up"
1
The day was hot and the village lock-up two miles away.
2
The prisoners were confined in the village lock-up, and a message sent to the inspector, detailing what had been done.
1
Next week, the six-month lock-up period for AIA's so-called cornerstone investors expires.
2
The cross shareholdings will be subject to an 18 month lock-up period.
3
Especially the county lock-up, which is what we're interested in right now.
4
I was located in a lock-up house, and thence conveyed to jail.
5
It was not until the lock-up bell rang that he remembered him.
Usage of blind house in English
1
Old house with black windows- blind house begging moonlight to put out the shadows-why do you want so much light?
2
But Hazel did not mind that, though her boots let in the water, as she minded the atmosphere of gloom at old Samson's blind house.