Associations to the word «Kidnapping»
Noun
- Sabotage
- Insurgency
- Islamist
- Gaza
- Custody
- Heiress
- Detention
- Kyrgyzstan
- Offender
- Separatist
- Jihad
- Bruno
- Ky
- Detainee
- Firearm
- Violation
- Prosecutor
- Civilian
- Abu
- Retaliation
- Revenge
- Defendant
- Tran
- Offence
- Lorenz
- Criminal
- Fraud
- Involvement
- Charge
- Dictatorship
- Ingrid
- Harassment
- Bodyguard
- Palestinian
- Cia
- Erica
- Freddy
- Teenager
- Mafia
- Prosecution
- Foreigner
- Dunne
- Abuse
- Alias
- Sentence
- Omar
- Israeli
- Beirut
- Colombia
- Jail
- Operative
- Ordeal
- Lebanese
- Sunni
- Conspirator
- Scam
- Sheikh
- Boyfriend
- Bail
- Reprisal
- Lamont
- Culprit
- Industrialist
- Prison
- Smart
- Adultery
- Fugitive
- Investigation
- Violence
Adjective
Wiktionary
KIDNAPPING, verb. Present participle of kidnap
KIDNAPPING, noun. (legal) The crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom.
Dictionary definition
KIDNAPPING, noun. (law) the unlawful act of capturing and carrying away a person against their will and holding them in false imprisonment.
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