prisoner at large
prisoner at large noun: a member of the military who is being disciplined by being forbidden to leave the barracks or ship on which they are stationed.
Noun
prisoner at large (plural prisoners at large)
Forms of prisoner at large
| plural | prisoners at large |
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Questions about prisoner at large
- What does prisoner at large mean?
- Prisoner at large means a member of the military who is being disciplined by being forbidden to leave the barracks or ship on which they are stationed.
- What part of speech is prisoner at large?
- Prisoner at large is a noun.
- What is the plural of prisoner at large?
- The plural of prisoner at large is prisoners at large.
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