Kidnaping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KIDNAPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• abduct (someone) and hold them captive, typically to obtain a ransom
NOUN:
• an act of kidnaping
• the action of kidnapping someone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take a person by force and often for ransom

Words related to KIDNAPING

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Words that contain KIDNAPING

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How to use KIDNAPING in a sentence

• Secrets of Chiang kidnaping unveiled by Donald of China.
• Reports inside information on end of Chiang kidnaping.
• Merritt, fearing for his life, had threatened him with kidnaping and imprisonment in the hospital.
• At about half past two he arrived, bringing a great tale of the excitement of the countryside at the kidnaping of the princess.
• Renfrew telegraphed back to request that the men, who were kidnaping the female slave, should if possible be traced, and the direction they took ascertained.
• The facts could be proved by other witnesses, and as there could be no doubt about obtaining convictions, it would be unnecessary to try the charge against the man for kidnaping.
• He told of his kidnaping, while one of the officers took down the details.
• Did I know the penalty for kidnaping? No, color-prints interested me more.
• Its Chinese population had come from a country where, as we have seen, laws against the buying and selling, detaining and kidnaping human beings were not unfamiliar.
• But it seems clear that for the supply of such establishments, there is no need to resort to kidnaping, in the ordinary acceptance of the term.
• Eitel, should draw up a scheme to check kidnaping, in concert with the Chinese petitioners.
• It would be a mistake to think that the Chief Justice had not before he left the Colony, realized the public opinion of the Chinese community on the subject of kidnaping.
• These facts are indicative of the public mind tending to treat kidnaping as a crime against society, calling for active suppression.
• I traced the cause of the kidnaping to the demand for domestic bond servants, as Dr.
• It is to this conviction that I point as the moral ground for enforcing English law against kidnaping and buying and selling human beings.
• There is at Singapore a Refuge for girls, managed by the Chinese Society, the Po Leung Kuk, organized originally at Hong Kong and Singapore to put down kidnaping.
• The original poem was probably Norse, and not German like the only existing manuscript, for there is an undoubted parallel to the story of the kidnaping of Hilde in the Edda.
• All things considered, kidnaping and automobile theft were not a happy combination with which to appear before a criminal court.
• He was trying at the same time to tell Davis the story of his kidnaping and to eat a large rare steak with French-fried potatoes.

Similar words containing KIDNAP without suffix ing

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