noun
Street Slang
association
uh-soh-see-AY-shun · noun · informal
Time out of cell to socialise; 'assoc'.
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The period when prisoners are unlocked to socialise, use the phone, shower or play pool, often shortened to 'assoc'.
“We can sort it out at association tonight.”
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association In A Sentence
We can sort it out at association tonight.
Origin & Usage
From the formal prison-regime term 'association' for out-of-cell social time.
Variants
assoc
People Also Ask
What is 'association' in prison?
'Association' is the period when prisoners are unlocked to socialise — to use the phone, shower or play pool. It's often shortened to 'assoc'.
Where does the term 'association' come from?
It comes from the formal prison-regime term for out-of-cell social time.
How do you use 'association'?
You'd arrange things for that window, as in 'We can sort it out at association tonight.'
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