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Lifer   /lˈaɪfər/   Listen
Lifer

noun
1.
A prisoner serving a term of life imprisonment.



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"Lifer" Quotes from Famous Books



... leaf of the note-book, Sir Austin, as he neared the metropolis, distantly dropped his eye. There were names historic and names mushroomic; names that the Conqueror might have called in his muster-roll; names that had been, clearly, tossed into the upper stratum of civilized lifer by a millwheel or a merchant-stool. Against them the baronet had written M. or Po. or Pr.—signifying, Money, Position, Principles, favouring the latter with special brackets. The wisdom of a worldly man, which he could now and then ...
— The Shaving of Shagpat • George Meredith

... parole, too—but don't count on it; of all the frauds in this prison, parole is the worst! And if they ever pass that 'Indeterminate Sentence' law—good-by! Imagine Bill with that thing to use as a club over us! He'd make every other man here a lifer!" ...
— The Subterranean Brotherhood • Julian Hawthorne



Words linked to "Lifer" :   yard bird, con, life, convict, inmate, pro-lifer, yardbird



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