noun
- a guard in a prison
- a person who guards or watches over something
Usage: chiefly British
Usage: formal
Examples
- The warder unlocked the cell door during visiting hours.
- Prison warders must undergo extensive training before starting work.
- The night warder made his rounds every two hours.
- She worked as a warder at the local correctional facility.
- The warder of the ancient castle showed tourists around the grounds.
- Each warder was responsible for monitoring a specific section of the prison.