Definition of Murderers' Row in English:

Murderers' Row

(also Murderer's Row, Murderers Row)

noun ˌməːd(ə)rəz ˈrəʊ

1Police slang and Prison slang. A row of prison cells in which condemned murderers or other violent criminals are held (originally that in the Tombs prison, New York City).
2Baseball slang. A group of powerful hitters batting in succession for a particular team (most notably the New York Yankees of the 1920s).
3In extended use: an elite or notorious group.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Herald. From the genitive plural of murderer + row.

Definition of Murderers' Row in US English:

Murderers' Row

(also Murderer's Row, Murderers Row)

nounˌməːd(ə)rəz ˈrəʊ

1Police slang and Prison slang. A row of prison cells in which condemned murderers or other violent criminals are held (originally that in the Tombs prison, New York City).
2Baseball slang. A group of powerful hitters batting in succession for a particular team (most notably the New York Yankees of the 1920s).
3In extended use: an elite or notorious group.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Herald. From the genitive plural of murderer + row.

词汇	Murderers' Row
释义	Definition of Murderers' Row in English: Murderers' Row (also Murderer's Row, Murderers Row) noun ˌməːd(ə)rəz ˈrəʊ US 1Police slang and Prison slang. A row of prison cells in which condemned murderers or other violent criminals are held (originally that in the Tombs prison, New York City). 2Baseball slang. A group of powerful hitters batting in succession for a particular team (most notably the New York Yankees of the 1920s). 3In extended use: an elite or notorious group. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Herald. From the genitive plural of murderer + row. Definition of Murderers' Row in US English: Murderers' Row (also Murderer's Row, Murderers Row) nounˌməːd(ə)rəz ˈrəʊ US 1Police slang and Prison slang. A row of prison cells in which condemned murderers or other violent criminals are held (originally that in the Tombs prison, New York City). 2Baseball slang. A group of powerful hitters batting in succession for a particular team (most notably the New York Yankees of the 1920s). 3In extended use: an elite or notorious group. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Herald. From the genitive plural of murderer + row.
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