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Meanings of jailor in English
Catalan
carcerari Spanish
guardia de prisión 
A person who guards the prisoners in a jail.
Usage of jailor in English
1
Jasper was interrupted in his reverie by the entrance of the jailor.
2
It was brought in by negroes, the jailor standing at the door.
3
The jailor told him the copy of the writ should be forthcoming.
4
The jailor himself was a kind man, and rather of Union sentiments.
5
Sir Henry's teeth clicked angrily as the door closed behind the jailor.
6
He wondered whether he was hardy enough to be an efficient jailor.
7
Hudson Lowe was only a jailor, Hudson Lowe was only an executioner.
8
But Mombi was still my grandfather's jailor, and afterward my father's jailor.
9
Tell the general that I shall hold his jailor responsible for my clothes.
10
He saved the thief on the cross, He saved the jailor at Philippi.
11
The lower story was occupied by the jailor and his family.
12
Jasper could eat but little of the meagre dinner the jailor brought him.
13
Almost instantly it swung open and the jailor with his lantern stood without.
14
The jailor, Swims, was a character, and merits a particular description.
15
Then Duke Otho, falling into the trap, appointed him jailor of Sir Thierry.
16
When the jailor cried out, 'Sirs, what must I do to be saved?'
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Catalan
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