gaol

[ jeyl ]

noun

, British.

1. jail.

gaol

/ dʒeɪl /

noun

1. a variant spelling of jail

Derived Forms

• ˈgaoler, noun

Other Words From

• gaoler noun
• under·gaoler noun

Example Sentences

National Museums NI has material in its collection relating to the last man hanged at Omagh gaol.

From BBC

In plain view, Mr. Erdogan has used fables to throw Mr. Kavala in the gaol, and now threatens to keep him there forever.

From Washington Post

Toby Davies, artistic director of Reading-based Rabble Theatre, said if it was genuine "it's amazing that Banksy has recognised the cultural significance of Reading's extraordinary gaol".

From BBC

It was not quite back to normal at the restaurant, on the site of what used to be the Nantes gaol.

From Reuters

This man gets out of gaol the way other people get out of bed.

From The Guardian