abductor
One who seizes
An abductor is a person who takes someone away by force or deception—a kidnapper.
The abductor demanded ransom for the child's release.
In anatomy, an abductor is a muscle that moves a limb away from the body's midline, opposite of an adductor.
Payment for captive's release
- hostageCaptive held as security
- victimOne harmed by another
- captivityState of being confined
- blindfoldSight-blocking eye cover
trafficking · snatch · hideout · demands · missing · amber · alert · search
Fashionable or pelvic joint
- thighLeg between hip, knee
- thumbShort opposable digit
- toeFoot's small digit
- flexorMuscle that bends joints
extensor · tendon · insertion · origin · innervation · gluteal · piriformis · sartorius
Being from outer space
- UFOUnidentified aerial craft
- spaceshipVehicle for interplanetary travel
- probeThorough examination or tool
- contacteeUFO encounter claimant
Roswell · Area 51 · spacecraft · ET · sci-fi · otherworldly · interstellar · tractor beam
ransom
Payment for captive's release
blindfold · trafficking · snatch · hideout · demands · missing · amber · alert · search · escape
hip
Fashionable or pelvic joint
flexor · extensor · tendon · insertion · origin · innervation · gluteal · piriformis · sartorius · lateral
extraterrestrial
Being from outer space
- UFOUnidentified aerial craft
- spaceshipVehicle for interplanetary travel
- probeThorough examination or tool
contactee · Roswell · Area 51 · spacecraft · ET · sci-fi · otherworldly · interstellar · tractor beam · mothership
- muscle systemmuscle, biceps, triceps, deltoid, deltoids
- musclesmuscle, biceps, triceps, abs, hamstrings
- criminalsmurderer, thief, burglar, criminal, killer
- attackersaggressor, assailant, attacker, assaulter, ambusher
- kidnapperskidnapper, snatcher, hostage taker, captor, ransomer
- Latin Termsa priori, ab initio, ad hoc, ad lib, bona fide
- alien abductionClaimed capture by extraterrestrials
- child abductionUnlawfully taking a minor
- parental abductionParent unlawfully takes own child
- infant abductionStealing a very young child