| KIDNAP | • kidnap v. (Transitive) To seize or detain a person unlawfully and move or conceal them; sometimes for ransom. • kidnap n. The crime, or an instance, of kidnapping. • KIDNAP v. to take by force and offer for ransom. |
| KIDNAPED | • kidnaped v. (US) simple past tense and past participle of kidnap. • kidnaped v. (US) Alternative spelling of kidnapped. • KIDNAP v. to take by force and offer for ransom. |
| KIDNAPEE | • kidnapee n. Alternative form of kidnappee. • KIDNAPEE n. one who is kidnapped, also KIDNAPPEE. |
| KIDNAPEES | • kidnapees n. Plural of kidnapee. • KIDNAPEE n. one who is kidnapped, also KIDNAPPEE. |
| KIDNAPER | • kidnaper n. Alternative spelling of kidnapper. • KIDNAPER n. one who kidnaps, also KIDNAPPER. |
| KIDNAPERS | • kidnapers n. Plural of kidnaper. • KIDNAPER n. one who kidnaps, also KIDNAPPER. |
| KIDNAPING | • kidnaping v. (US) present participle of kidnap. • kidnaping v. (US) Alternative spelling of kidnapping. • kidnaping n. (US, proscribed) Alternative spelling of kidnapping. |
| KIDNAPINGS | • kidnapings n. Plural of kidnaping. • KIDNAPING n. an act of kidnaping. |
| KIDNAPPED | • kidnapped v. Simple past tense and past participle of kidnap. • kidnapped adj. Subjected to kidnapping. • KIDNAP v. to take by force and offer for ransom. |
| KIDNAPPEE | • kidnappee n. One who is kidnapped. • KIDNAPPEE n. one who is kidnapped, also KIDNAPEE. |
| KIDNAPPEES | • kidnappees n. Plural of kidnappee. • KIDNAPPEE n. one who is kidnapped, also KIDNAPEE. |
| KIDNAPPER | • kidnapper n. A person who kidnaps someone. • KIDNAPPER n. one who kidnaps, also KIDNAPER. |
| KIDNAPPERS | • kidnappers n. Plural of kidnapper. • KIDNAPPER n. one who kidnaps, also KIDNAPER. |
| KIDNAPPING | • kidnapping v. Present participle of kidnap. • kidnapping n. (Crime) The crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom. • KIDNAPPING n. the act of kidnapping. |
| KIDNAPPINGS | • kidnappings n. Plural of kidnapping. • KIDNAPPING n. the act of kidnapping. |
| KIDNAPS | • kidnaps v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of kidnap. • KIDNAP v. to take by force and offer for ransom. |
| KIDNEY | • kidney n. An organ in the body that filters the blood, producing urine. • kidney n. This organ (of an animal) cooked as food. • kidney n. (Figuratively, dated) Constitution, temperament, nature, type, character, disposition. (usually used of people) |
| KIDNEYLIKE | • kidneylike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a kidney. • KIDNEYLIKE adj. shaped like a kidney. |
| KIDNEYS | • kidneys n. Plural of kidney. • Kidneys prop.n. Plural of Kidney. • KIDNEY n. a bodily organ. |