jailee

English

Etymology

From jail +‎ -ee.

Noun

jailee (plural jailees)

1. One who is jailed; a prisoner.
   • 2003, A. Robert Lee, Multicultural American literature, page 62:

     There is the jailee in Ciudad Jua'rez, Mexico, in 1968, forced to argue in local court for his own interest in uncertain street Spanish or caló after a spat with a hotelkeeper.

   • 2008, Elaine T. Jones, Price Road: Let's Talk About It, page 159:

     Both the jailer and the jailee are in prison.