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Definition of jailbreak
: a forcible escape from jail
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Troops and police officers are on the hunt for suspected militants and escaped convicts from the jailbreak that the terrorists conducted at the beginning of their bloody campaign.
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Recently Bryan and Missy Lanning, who run the vlog Daily Bumps, caught their two sons on camera making what might just be the world's most adorable jailbreak.
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A retro soundtrack inspired by the two Guardians movies kicks off the jailbreak bedlam.
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Although, as DNAInfo reminds us, Staten Island did see both a zebra-minihorse double jailbreak in 2012 and the hop-along getaway of a kangaroo named Buster in 2015.
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RELATED: Anatomy of a jailbreak: How three inmates carried out their escape from Orange County Central jail Officially, their escape lasted eight days, when two of the men were captured two days after the third had turned himself in.
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But given the difficulties of picking a face out of a crowd at a checkpoint or the ease with which people can forge ID papers, any irrefutable evidence that can mitigate the jailbreak is surely a relief to U.S. forces.
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First Known Use of jailbreak
1910
JAILBREAK Defined for English Language Learners
jailbreak
playDefinition of jailbreak for English Language Learners
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: an escape from jail or prison
JAILBREAK Defined for Kids
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playDefinition of jailbreak for Students
: escape from prison by force
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