What does a "turn-key" mean?

Correct answer: Ready to operate

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Luthrae
Luthrae
Player #76981972, I agree. Prison/Jail Guard is the only place I've heard the term before
Laura
Laura
Player #76981972, Yes, it can mean prison guard. I've also seen it as "Turnkey business for sale," meaning all the equipment, furniture, etc., is already in place.
That Cøunt, Ray Bumpkin
That Cøunt, Ray Bumpkin
Player #76981972, you're probably right but it is also is used in this context. I've heard it a number of times about computer software where it is are sold as a "turnkey system" meaning that it's ready for the purchaser to use.
Player #76981972
Player #76981972
Thought it was an old name for a prison guard 🤔