1. a person serving a specified term, especially in prison
Usage: informal
2. a person holding office for a specified term

Examples

• The first-termer was still adjusting to prison life.
• He was a long-termer who had been incarcerated for fifteen years.
• The new senator was just a one-termer before losing reelection.
• Several short-termers were released early for good behavior.
• As a two-termer, the governor had experience with budget negotiations.
• The lifer befriended many short-termers over the years.