Examples of 'mean jail' in a sentence
Meaning of "mean jail"
Mean jail: a slang term used to refer to prison or a detention facility, typically in a context emphasizing the harsh or unpleasant nature of incarceration
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Because that would mean jail time.
You mean jail for that credit card stuff?
But it still would mean jail time.
Not always, it will mean jail time… years. but if the government prosecutes.
And that does not necessarily mean jail.
That could mean jail time.
That even if we get caught, that would not mean jail.
It could mean jail in some cases.
But that could mean jail.
Police mean jail time, I mean, come on.
Justice does not always mean jail and arrest.
I think he will take you in. You mean jail.
Since that could mean jail time for some of you.
That is a felony . That could mean jail time.
They mean jail.
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The cops are always around. Cops mean jail.
Using term ' Polish death camps ' could mean jail time under bill passed in Warsaw.
In India, to kiss openly is considered a public disgrace that can mean jail time.
It could mean jail.
Pleading is your best chance at a reduced sentence. But it still would mean jail time.
Hospitals mean jail.
She used a phone to transmit a threat. That is a federal felony. That could mean jail time.
In extreme cases this can even mean jail sentences for directors.
I have no idea what you are talking about . Because that would mean jail time.
That would mean jail.
And by that, I do not mean jail.
If they find out, it will mean jail for her again.
If you're caught, it will mean jail.
No hospitals . Hospitals mean jail.
Not always, but if the government prosecutes, it'll mean jail time… years.
Please take us home. - They mean jail.
