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“The cellie is the ultimate "cool factor" accessory -- what else says "I'm fresh, clean, connected, fashionable and up on the latest"?”
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“I share a 12 'x 7' space with a "cellie", as my cellmate is called.”
“Since this story doesn't say what the rapist's "cellie" was convicted of, it's entirely possible that the latter was also a convicted rapist -- or even a convicted murderer.”
“He clearly did not want a 'cellie' or another individual in his cell.”
“Upon our arrival, our buttler gave us a cellie to call him at practically all hours of the day.”
The Huffington Post: Ysolt Usigan: How to Navigate the All-Inclusive Resort
“Then give him six months in jail with a verry lonely convict for a cellie.”
Minnesota Poacher Busted With World Record-Size 8-Point Buck
“I had no interest in watching, but Tim and his cellie Boswell, and my cellie Cooper, talked me into it.”
The Huffington Post: Hurricane Katrina and the Lost Prisoners of New Orleans
“When he stepped in the door, his cellie, who was sitting on the lower bunk, introduced himself as “Kenfolks.””
“Every time someone used it, he did so in front of his roommate or “cellie”.”
“McCain's not responsible for them not paying their cellie bills, or running out on that Sears chargecard.”
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chained_bear "...I read it to my cellie and he told me to add things and make some changes and I did." ... I smile back. Lionel loves this man, his cellie, who knows how, just that they are lucky to be penned up in a six-foot-by-eight-foot cell with each other.
--Jane Juska, A Round-Heeled Woman, 109 Apr 7, 2008