We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of kidnaper in English
Synonyms
Examples for "kidnapper"
Examples for "kidnapper"
1
A kidnapper didn't need to know his victim wasn't afraid of him.
2
First he must determine whether Mariko had indeed been the kidnapper's accomplice.
3
I'm not. I'm a kidnapper, and I need help with two kids.
4
I want to help find your son's kidnapper, and Charles isn't it.
5
The kidnapper said Dubois was still ill and her health was deteriorating.
1
That maybe she had escaped from an abductor or assailant, Daniel said.
2
To report the demographic data and outcomes of endoscopic hip abductor repair.
3
They mourned the loss of the fair abductor more than her offense.
4
Each of the men on this board is a known child abductor.
5
Shouts and shrieks were of no avail to detain the horrid abductor.
1
That's an improvement over your body snatcher remark the other night.
2
At Iridium's feet, the purse snatcher tried to jump and run.
3
Instead of a crazed fan, the assailant was an opportunist purse-snatcher.
4
One day purse snatcher chose spot to steal woman's bag on his corner.
5
Tou are playing with me, are you, you vile body-snatcher, you loathsome well-whipped scum!
Usage of kidnaper in English
1
It is the joint product of the kidnaper, pirate, thief, murderer, and hypocrite.
2
She retreated-untilthe night-stick and the kidnaper knife were between her and the poke.
3
Lancelot succeeded in reaching the castle of Guinevere's kidnaper, whom he challenged and defeated.
4
And yet I would have been a kidnaper, I suppose.
5
She declared she was thrifty, but neither a miser, nor a kidnaper, nor a witch.
6
The kidnaper mopped the perspiration from his forehead.
7
With skeptical smile the magistrate looks at that felonious, would-be kidnaper of a juvenile innocent, and asks for the boy.
8
As Lass had made the journey from house to tracks with her head tucked confidingly under her kidnaper's arm, she had not noted the direction.
9
Whole county thinks he's a kidnaper or rapist or murderer or all three, but I remember he used to come in here buy comic books.
10
Well, she was holding Ariadne as close as though she was expecting kidnapers.
11
Boone tracked the kidnapers through the forest and rescued her.
12
These gangs were thieves, blackmailers, kidnapers of young girls for houses of prostitution, repeaters.
13
But I wonder how you'll use the ionization of air to protect yourself from kidnapers!
14
The detection and suppression of kidnapers and kidnaping.
15
If the kidnapers got a busy signal when they called back, the whole thing might collapse.
16
Uncle John consulted with Judge Sands as to what was best to do about the kidnapers.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for kidnaper
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Kidnaper through the time