Associations to the word «Commandeer»
Noun
- Burgher
- Starship
- Schooner
- Fuchs
- Freighter
- Admiralty
- Truck
- Jeep
- Sloop
- Boer
- Ambulance
- Avenger
- Airliner
- Vehicle
- Hq
- Barge
- Helicopter
- Vessel
- Tractor
- Lifeboat
- Wagon
- Tug
- Occupying
- Steamboat
- Sled
- Commando
- Outbreak
- Nazis
- Steamer
- Transport
- Civilian
- Military
- Boat
- Mule
- Taxi
- Ship
- Crew
- Pirate
- Craft
- Junk
- Terrorist
- Bus
- Headquarters
- Warship
- Car
- Troop
- Locomotive
- Navy
- Supply
- Haiti
- Oval
- Ammunition
- Horde
- Sparrow
- Raft
- Harbor
- Cart
- Shuttle
- Rescue
- Equipment
- Cab
- Tank
- Warehouse
- Plane
- Boeing
- Ira
- Patrol
- Yacht
- Beacon
- Pitt
- Fleet
- Chase
- Escape
- Hotel
- Soldier
- Motorway
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
COMMANDEER, verb. To seize for military use.
COMMANDEER, verb. To force into military service.
COMMANDEER, verb. To take arbitrarily or by force.
Dictionary definition
COMMANDEER, verb. Take arbitrarily or by force; "The Cubans commandeered the plane and flew it to Miami".
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