Noun
a criminal who has been jailed repeatedly
Source: WordNetHollyoaks' Chelsee Healey is 'summoned for a showdown over her behaviour after flouting lockdown to visit Lauren Goodger's jailbird ex' Source: Internet
Winter puts target on sheepshead Ready to duke it out with a buck toothed, fiddler crab, shrimp stealing amour plated, jailbird? Source: Internet
He’s now known for his guitar playing, which wails with jailbird cries. Source: Internet
Yesterday the sheriff's office released a photo, left, of Ms. Hilton in full makeup, her blond hair swept to one side and her face tipped downward in a jailbird version of her trademark pose. Source: Internet
Makes me happy to know I'm in the same company as Jake, jailbird or not. Source: Internet
The murder of a cop in 1968 is reopened when a dying jailbird makes a deal with the police in order to get released earlier and tells them that he found drugs in the victim's car. Source: Internet