Kidnapped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KIDNAPPED in dictionary:

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

Words related to KIDNAPPED

kidnap13 kidnaped16 kidnaping17 kidnapping20 kidnaps14

How to use KIDNAPPED in a sentence

• At another time another relation was also kidnapped.
• In the town of Centralia, about a year before the tragedy, the Union Secretary was kidnapped and taken into the woods by a mob of well dressed business men.
• I was kidnapped by Gines and an accomplice, and carried to an inn, and here Mr.
• He then stated that he derived it from seeing the kidnapped persons in a hack.
• Then, when young Hoel was kidnapped, and confined in a cavern to starve to death, Coatel visited him and took him food.
• The Leprecaun had kidnapped her children! She announced a vengeance against the Leprecauns which would stagger humanity.
• Akin to the kidnapped, at least in economic position, were convicts deported to the colonies for life in lieu of fines and imprisonment.
• Elder Rockwell was kidnapped and taken to Missouri, where he was ill-treated, but at last escaped.
• I was willing then to appear in court, as the schemes of the scoundrels, who had practically kidnapped me, could amount to nothing.
• Being absolute in refusal, she was kidnapped by her friends and sent on board a ship, bound for Virginia and slavery.
• Later he stated that he had been kidnapped at Erie, Pennsylvania, and expected the President of the United States to get him out in a few days.
• But suddenly our neighbor began to drink and to display money, and they say he had the boy kidnapped.
• It is stealing their souls and bodies, whether they be bought at the court-house or kidnapped on the roads.
• He was cleaning up his contract on the canal, and mistook the white Irish laborers there for kidnapped niggers.
• When he did speak it was to deny that he or his followers had even seen Rosemary and Floyd, much less had they kidnapped them for a ransom.
• He was kidnapped by them, and induced to remain hidden by a trick.
• It had happened to this respectable person, in no less than three instances, to have some branches of his family kidnapped, and carried off to the West Indies.
• He referred those present to the case in the evidence of the African trader, who had kidnapped and sold a girl, and who was afterwards kidnapped and sold himself.
• My son has been kidnapped by you scoundrels, and I am a desperate man right now.
• He was kidnapped, and in circumstances that convince me there has been a deliberate plot.
• You thought we had the lady kidnapped, and was sailing off with her.
• A Wethersfield man was kidnapped and roasted alive.
• Being kidnapped to be sent to the plantations was the dread of those days.
• At last, I fell into a troubled sleep, and dreamed that I had been kidnapped and chained to a tree by a ferocious pirate with red hair.
• But if Zoe should run away what would become of her? The chance of her being kidnapped and sold into slavery filled me with terror.
• Sir, I know that from the stringent, summary provisions of this bill, free men have been kidnapped and carried into captivity and sold into everlasting slavery.

Similar words containing KIDNAPP without suffix ed

kidnappee18 kidnapper18 kidnappees19 kidnappers19 kidnapping20 kidnappings21

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