Word "GAOL" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
lock up or confine, in or as in a jail
Synonyms:
immure, imprison, incarcerate, jail, jug, lag, put away, put behind bars, remand

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a correctional institution used to detain persons who are in the lawful custody of the government (either accused persons awaiting trial or convicted persons serving a sentence)
Synonyms:
clink, jail, jailhouse, pokey, poky, slammer

Crossword Clues for GAOL

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British pen Newsday 07 Nov 2025
The Ballad of Reading ____, Oscar Wilde poem The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 02 Jul 2025
British place to house convicts
Liverpool lockup Newsday 02 May 2025
Girl has nothing in clink (4) Mirror Cryptic 29 Apr 2025
Prison Mirror Quick 29 Apr 2025
Brits' prison Premier Sunday 13 Apr 2025
London jail
British pen? The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 31 Jan 2025
Jail (British)
Term for prison (4)
London lockup Newsday 08 Dec 2024
Lockup, old style
The Ballad of Reading ___ (Oscar Wilde poem) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 10 Oct 2024
The Ballad of Reading ____, Oscar Wilde story The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 07 Oct 2024
Convict upset going round old prison The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Sep 2024
Prison The Telegraph Quick 26 Jul 2024
Prison, in old England
Nick The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 16 Jun 2024
The Ballad Of Reading ____, poem by Oscar Wilde published in 1898 (4)
Part of numerous English pen names
British lockup New York Times 26 May 2024
A prison
The origin of house rock? (4)
Prisoner with nothing to eat returns to cell (4)
A log jam in prison (4)
Medieval lockup New York Times 01 Dec 2023
London lockup Newsday 26 Feb 2023
British pen name Newsday 23 Sep 2022
Young lady swallows nothing cooler The Telegraph Cryptic 05 Jul 2022
London lockup Newsday 19 Jun 2022
London lockup Newsday 30 Mar 2022
Liverpool lockup Newsday 17 Mar 2022
Prison, in London Premier Sunday 06 Mar 2022
Both sides losing rag going back to prison Irish Times Crosaire 23 Feb 2022
London lockup LA Times Daily 02 May 2021
London lockup The Washington Post 02 May 2021
Pen name in Nottingham Newsday 16 Apr 2021
London lockup Thomas Joseph 07 Apr 2021
Surrey slammer LA Times Daily 15 Jun 2020
Surrey slammer The Washington Post 15 Jun 2020
Criminal upset getting old inside prison The Telegraph Cryptic 28 May 2020
'The Ballad of Reading ___': Wilde Jonesin 05 Nov 2019
Prison Canadiana 04 Nov 2019
Where returning convict may consume egg
Girl's love for prison
Suffolk slammer LA Times Daily 23 Jun 2019
Good internet service provider creating stir
Suffolk slammer The Washington Post 23 Jun 2019
Nick's girl taking over The Telegraph Toughie 28 Mar 2019
Prison The Times Concise 11 Mar 2019
Lockup, to Sherlock New York Times 24 Feb 2019
... using a log carved in prison
Lockup, to Sherlock
Suffolk slammer
Bird starts to glide away on landing
British slammer The Washington Post 23 Apr 2018
Liverpool lockup Newsday 28 Jan 2018
London lockup Wall Street Journal 13 Jan 2018
British slammer
Londoner's lockup USA Today 12 Nov 2017
What the Tower of London was for over 850 years New York Times 03 Sep 2017
Reading room? Wall Street Journal 29 Jun 2017
Canterbury pen The Washington Post 07 May 2017
Canterbury pen LA Times Daily 07 May 2017
What the Tower of London was for over 850 years
Londoner's lockup
Canterbury pen
Halifax hold The Washington Post 15 Nov 2016
English lockup New York Times 15 Nov 2016
Dickensian prison The Washington Post 05 Nov 2016
London hoosegow Universal 13 Aug 2016
Pen for Dickens? Wall Street Journal 09 Jul 2016
Convict upset about old place of confinement
Prison, in Colonial times Wall Street Journal 10 Jun 2016
Liverpool lockup Wall Street Journal 01 Jun 2016
Prison The Guardian Speedy 01 May 2016
Canterbury clink The Chronicle of Higher Education 01 Apr 2016
Colonial prison Wall Street Journal 23 Mar 2016
Tower of London's former function Newsday 20 Feb 2016
English lockup
London hoosegow
Canterbury clink
Prison inmate's over getting old inside The Telegraph Cryptic 12 Nov 2015
London lockup Newsday 08 Nov 2015
Brit's prison Premier Sunday 25 Oct 2015
Prison Irish Times Simplex 05 Oct 2015
British pen name Newsday 12 Sep 2015
Opens Government account of third killing in Kilmainham Irish Times Crosaire 13 Aug 2015
London hoosegow, once Universal 03 Apr 2015
Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___" Universal 07 Feb 2015
London hoosegow, once
Brit's prison
Can, in Canterbury
London lockup
Liverpool lockup
British pen name
Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___"
Girl's love is in jail
Canterbury can
Reading pen?
Leicester lockup
British slammer
Surrey slammer
London lockup
Hoosegow, in Hertfordshire
Brit's joint
Brit's slammer
Brit's joint
Lancashire lockup
Big house in England
Wilde wrote "De Profundis" in one
"The Ballad of Reading ___" (Wilde)
Reading, for Wilde
Halifax hold
London lockup
Halifax hold
London lockup
Liverpool lockup
British lockup
Reading pen?
Reading pen?
Reading feature
Word in a Wilde title
Reading rooms?
British slammer
Liverpool lockup
English cooler
Sheffield slammer
"The Ballad of Reading ___"
Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___"
Big house in London
Sheffield slammer
English cooler
Marshalsea Prison, for one
Pokey, in Plymouth
Lancashire lockup
British jail
British cooler?
British cooler?
British jail
Lancashire lockup
Liverpool lockup
Detention centre
Stir in Sussex
"The Ballad of Reading ___"
Canterbury can
London hoosegow
Dickens's pen?
Leeds lockup
Stir in Sussex
The Tower of London was one
Canterbury can
Stir in London
Sheffield slammer
Reading, e.g.
Big house in Bloomsbury?
Cooler overseas
Leeds lockup
Pen for Lewis Carroll?
Big house in Bloomsbury?
Pen for Lewis Carroll?
"The Ballad of Reading ___" (Wilde)
Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___"
Canterbury can
Leeds lockup
London lockup
Canterbury can
Canterbury can
London lockup
Scotland Yard repository
London hoosegow
Reading pen
Canterbury can
Dickens's pen?
Sheffield slammer
Dickens's pen?
Bath cooler
Kind of house, in England
Leeds lockup
Glasgow hoosegow
"The Ballad of Reading ___"
Setting of a Wilde poem
Chelsea cooler?
The Tower of London, once
Brit's brig
British can
Plymouth poky
Famous Dartmoor facility
Prison, to Wilde
Brits' brig
British brig
Reading stir
Big house in London
Can in Canterbury
Reading, e.g.
Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading _____"
Reading room?
Where Wilde did time
Plymouth poky
London lockup
British jail
Wilde's Reading
British prison
Bath cooler
Reading, for a famous example
Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___"
U.K. place for 2 Down
Wildes ballad of Reading -"
Lancaster lock-up
"The Ballad of Reading _____"
Reading, e.g.
Hold overseas
London lockup
Soho lockup
British prison
"The Ballad of Reading ___": Wilde
Coventry cooler
Reading place for Wilde
English hoosegow
British slammer
British pokey
Limey lockup
Jail for Wilde
British lockup
The pokey, to Wilde
"The Ballad of Reading __"
British pen
Newgate, for one
Where Wilde spent time in Reading
Reading ___
Reading, for example
English prison
"The Ballad of Reading ___"
Institution at Reading
Oscar Wilde subject
Newgate, e.g.
Wilde's "Ballad of Reading ___"
Ballad locale for Wilde
Soho hoosegow
Pokey, in England
Hoosegow, in Britain
Lockup for Oscar Wilde
Prison, to British
"Ballad of Reading___"
Wilde locale
Tower of London, at one time
Subject of Wilde ballad
Reading, for one
British hoosegow
Place of confinement.
Lockup, in London.
Old prison.
Well-known place in Reading.
Subject of Wilde ballad.
Reading or Dartmoor.
Dartmoor is one.
A Wilde lodging.
Prison, in Britain.
British jail.
Oscar Wilde's residence, 1896.
"Ballad of Reading ___"—Oscar Wilde.
Penitentiary.
Ballad of Reading ___.
Turnkey's bailiwick.
Lock-up.
Reading pen
Big house in Britain
Bath cooler
Old Bailey, for one.
Old Bailey.
Prison.
Dartmoor.
Dartmoor, for example
Reading, for one.
"Ballad of Reading ___."
"The Ballad of Reading ___."
British prison.
Reading ___.
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