Difference between Convicts and Gaolbird

CONVICTS vs GAOLBIRD: NOUN

Detainee, Convictions, Suspects, Imprisoned, Incarcerated, Escapees, Criminals, Prisoner, Offenders, Prisoners, Inmates, Gaolbird, Con, Jailbird, Inmate

Condemned, Detained, Sentenced, Internees, Defendants, Detainee, Imprisoned, Incarcerated, Criminals, Prisoner, Offenders, Prisoners, Inmates, Con, Inmate

It convicts the lost, gives spiritual gifts, convicts the believer of sin, empowers the believer, and seals the believer.
The unremitted industry, the entire subordination, and subdued feeling among the convicts, has probably no parallel among any equal number of convicts.
In Britain, the big backlog of convicts was temporarily eased by allowing convicts who were eager to escape the hangman to enlist as soldiers.
For instance, some were involved in drug trafficking, asked for money from the relatives of convicts, and gave mobile phones to convicts.
Some convicts aboard were ill. ([62]) By early February 1784, weighed down with ill convicts, Salmon was becoming tired of the enterprise.
While this may be the case for male convicts it is less clear that popular perceptions of female convicts were so benign.
Built by convicts for convicts, the Barracks was more like a hostel than a prison.
The Second Fleet Convicts: a comprehensive listing of convicts, marines, seamen, officers, wives, children and ships.
Immigration Act prohibition on the importation convicts was modified convicts except those convicted of political offenses.
Delhi HC dismisses plea of three convicts seeking stay on execution, convicts move SC.