does time

Sits in prison

Does time means serves a prison sentence.

The phrase treats incarceration as something to be endured or worked through, like a job or obligation: He did time for armed robbery.

She's doing time at a federal facility.

The expression can extend to any period of obligatory confinement or tedious duty: I did my time in that dead-end job.

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prison yard · duration · counting days · probation · early release · cell · behind bars · recidivism · penitentiary · solitary confinement · parole · eternity · rehabilitation · lock · sentencing · boredom · bars · conviction

Opposites
incarceration status

does timewalks free

gets out

legal outcome

does timegets off

Exits or avoids punishment

walks · skates

Family

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG