"jailee" meaning in English

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          "text": "There is the jailee in Ciudad Jua'rez, Mexico, in 1968, forced to argue in local court for his own interest in uncertain street Spanish or caló after a spat with a hotelkeeper.",
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          "text": "Both the jailer and the jailee are in prison.",
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        "One who is jailed; a prisoner."
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