[
UK
/mˈʌɡʃɒt/
]
NOUN
- a photograph of someone's face (especially one made for police records)
How To Use mugshot In A Sentence
- It was the mugshot that did it. Times, Sunday Times
- The GOP consultant who designed the ad gleefully called the mugshot “every suburban mother’s greatest fear.” The Volokh Conspiracy » The Perils of High Public Office
- He told them he didn't like the 'wanted' mugshot of him they issued. The Sun
- Once the police had a camera, the number of photographs increased to become an archive of mugshots.
- He landed a modelling contract after his sultry police mugshot went viral in 2014. The Sun
- Oh yeah, and right now I have abigger smile than a conservative mugshot. Think Progress » Rush Limbaugh arrested
- You can see it in my face in the mugshot. The Sun
- The police showed him mugshots of the girlfriend, brother and mother and told him he'd been had.
- FIFA are celebrating a century of international football by hosting a special photographic exhibition of soccer star mugshots in what used to be the Museum of Mankind.
- Since then, police have distributed mugshots to mosques and boarding houses across West Java and set up road blocks.