darbies Sentence Examples
- The prisoner's wrists were bound tightly in darbies, preventing any chance of escape.
- The sheriff clasped the darbies around the thief's wrists, securing him for transport to the jail.
- With darbies on his ankles, the convict shuffled along the prison corridor.
- The old dungeon was littered with rusted darbies, remnants of its grim history.
- He felt the weight of the darbies as they were fastened around his wrists, a symbol of his confinement.
- The guards tightened the darbies, ensuring the prisoner's movements were restricted.
- The clinking of the darbies echoed through the jail cell as the inmate shifted uncomfortably.
- Even in the dim light, the gleam of the darbies was visible on the prisoner's wrists.
- She felt a sense of dread as the sheriff approached with the darbies, knowing her fate was sealed.
- With darbies secured, the fugitive was rendered powerless, resigned to await his trial.
darbies Meaning
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darbies (n. pl.)
Manacles; handcuffs.
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Manacles; handcuffs.
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The prisoner's wrists were bound tightly in darbies, preventing any chance of escape.
The sheriff clasped the darbies around the thief's wrists, securing him for transport to the jail.
With darbies on his ankles, the convict shuffled along the prison corridor.
The old dungeon was littered with rusted darbies, remnants of its grim history.
