trustie
Prisoner with privileges
A trustie is a prisoner granted special privileges—reduced supervision, work assignments outside cells, sometimes jobs assisting guards—based on good behavior and perceived reliability.
The term suggests the inmate has earned a measure of trust from prison authorities: The trusties had access to areas other inmates never saw.
Also spelled trusty.
Consistently loyal and true
- devotedLoyally and lovingly attached
- loyalFirm in allegiance
- allegianceLoyalty owed to authority
- dedicationWholehearted loyalty to purpose
commitment · fidelity · truehearted · true-blue · staunch · steadfast · unswerving · constant
faithful
Consistently loyal and true
- devotedLoyally and lovingly attached
- loyalFirm in allegiance
- allegianceLoyalty owed to authority
dedication · commitment · fidelity · truehearted · true-blue · staunch · steadfast · unswerving · constant · fealty
dependable
Worthy of trust
- reliableConsistently performing as expected
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- unfailingNever failing or weakening
solid · steady · stable · secure · credible · authentic · accurate · certain · assured · proven
- trust meAppeal for confidence
- trust issuesSkepticism toward others' motives
- trust your gutRely on intuition
- trust yourselfConfidence in one's abilities
- trust fundsManaged assets for beneficiaries
- trust fallDeliberate backward collapse into waiting arms
trust, trusty, trusts, trusted, trusting, trustee, trustees, trusteeship, trustful