Associations to the word «Kidnapping»
Noun
- Conviction
- Klan
- Captivity
- Islamic
- Colleen
- Rescue
- Looting
- Execution
- Police
- Junta
- Plea
- Slavery
- Captor
- Nigerian
- Penalty
- Drug
- Incident
- Atrocity
- Guillermo
- Diplomat
- Captive
- Whereabouts
- Tactic
- Ambush
- Interrogation
- Insurgent
- Faraday
- Liberation
- Bandit
- Thug
- Threat
- Tourist
- Abolitionist
- Ogden
- Midwife
- Cocaine
- Sinatra
- Lebanon
- Deprivation
- Megan
- Confinement
- Alfredo
- Storyline
- Olivia
- Underworld
- Treason
- Notoriety
- Statute
- Ruse
- Deception
- Activist
- Investigator
- Kashmir
- Detective
- Policeman
- Lizzie
- Hassan
- Allegation
- Thriller
- Thorne
- Attempt
- Warrant
- Snatch
- Baby
- Posing
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.
Wise words
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