| Nick |
| Poky |
| Stir. |
| Clink |
| Pokey |
| Lockup |
| Cooler |
| Slammer |
| Lock up |
| Prison? |
| Put away |
| Hoosegow |
| Imprison |
| Calaboose |
| Bar room? |
| Bridewell |
| The pokey |
| The clink |
| Break site |
| Incarcerate |
| Barred room |
| The slammer |
| Local lockup |
| Kind of bird |
| Penitentiary |
| Big ___ house |
| Keep in a can |
| Slammer; stir |
| Con's quarters |
| Con's confines |
| Put in the pen |
| Monopoly square |
| Cell structure? |
| Place for hoods |
| Public housing? |
| Fine alternative |
| ''Gunsmoke'' set |
| Big house," e.g. |
| Corner after "GO |
| Sheriff's lockup |
| Sing Sing is one |
| 'Monopoly' corner |
| A Monopoly corner |
| Monopoly location |
| Penal institution |
| Building with bars |
| Corner in Monopoly |
| Hoosegow or cooler |
| Sheriff's facility |
| Square in Monopoly |
| Where inmates live |
| Sentence structure? |
| Alternative of bail |
| O. Henry slept here |
| Perp's surroundings |
| Sheriff's workplace |
| Typical western set |
| Go directly to _____ |
| Bad "Monopoly" space |
| Cooler, in non-slang |
| Kind of bird or bait |
| Where a warden works |
| Monopoly board corner |
| Monopoly" destination |
| Corner Monopoly space |
| Place for corrections |
| Place to break out of |
| Big house, so to speak |
| Corner Monopoly square |
| One corner in Monopoly |
| Set in "Die Fledermaus |
| Monopoly corner square |
| Place with tons of bars |
| Setting of ''Papillon'' |
| It neighbors Connecticut |
| It's ten spaces past "Go |
| Corner space in Monopoly |
| Corner square in Monopoly |
| The big house, small-time |
| Monopoly square with bars |
| Corner of a Monopoly board |
| St. Charles Place neighbor |
| Where sentences are served |
| The Usual Suspects" setting |
| Place to hear crime stories |
| Boston's Liberty Hotel, once |
| Where convicts are locked up |
| Word before "break" or "bird |
| Word on two Monopoly squares |
| Just Visiting" Monopoly square |
| Lift:elevator::bridewell:_____ |
| One corner on a Monopoly board |
| One corner of a Monopoly board |
| It's next to Connecticut Avenue |
| Square after Connecticut Avenue |
| Where a convicted criminal goes |
| Sheriff Taylor's office has one |
| Corner Monopoly square with bars |
| The Shawshank Redemption" setting |
| Frequent spot for Mayberry's Otis |
| MLK's "Letter From Birmingham ___ |
| First corner after "Go" in Monopoly |
| Monopoly square you "go directly to |
| Monopoly corner with "Just Visiting |
| Get Out of ___ Free" (card in Monopoly) |
| Monopoly space that says "Just Visiting |
| Word after "In" or "Go to," in Monopoly |
| Go directly to ___" (Chance card phrase) |
| Connecticut Avenue neighbor, in Monopoly |
| It's also known as the pokey or the clink |
| 'Freeway Time in L.A. County ___" (Sublime) |
| Monopoly space that also says "Just Visiting |
| Monopoly space with the words "Just Visiting |
| Where three doubles will land you, in Monopoly |
| Where over two million Americans stay each year |
| Corner Monopoly square next to St. Charles Place |
| Monopoly space halfway between Go and Free Parking |
| One of the four corner squares on a Monopoly board |
| Where Bunyan began writing Pilgrims Progress |
| Corner of a Monopoly board next to Connecticut Avenue |
| It's between Connecticut Avenue and St. Charles Place |
| Space between Connecticut Avenue and St. Charles Place |
| Where Martin Luther King Jr. wrote a famous letter in 1963 |
| Location that prompted Thoreau to write "Civil Disobedience |
| Destination after rolling three straight doubles in Monopoly |
| Consequence of rolling doubles three times in a row, in Monopoly |
| Monopoly square between Connecticut Avenue and St. Charles Place |