detainer
/dɪˈteɪnər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that holds or keeps something in custody or possession, especially a prisoner or a piece of property.
“The bail bondsman served as a detainer for the suspect until the trial.”
2. noun
A writ or order to hold someone in custody or to detain them.
“The judge issued a detainer for the fugitive to ensure their arrest.”
3. noun
A device or mechanism for holding or keeping something in place or position.
“The detainer on the door ensured the safe storage of the goods.”