Ransom

What do we mean by ransom?

The release of property or a person in return for payment of a demanded price. noun

The price or payment demanded or paid for such release. noun

A redemption from sin and its consequences. noun

To obtain the release of by paying a certain price. transitive verb

To release after receiving such a payment. transitive verb

To deliver from sin and its consequences. transitive verb

To redeem from captivity, bondage, forfeit, or punishment by paying or giving in return that which is demanded; buy out of servitude; buy off from penalty.

To redeem; rescue; deliver.

To hold at ransom; demand or accept a ransom for; exact payment on.

To set free for a price; give up the custody of on receipt of a consideration.

To atone for; expiate.

Redemption for a price; a holding for redemption; also, release from captivity, bondage, or the possession of an enemy for a consideration; liberation on payment or satisfaction of the price demanded. noun

The money or price awarded or paid for the redemption of a prisoner, captive, or slave, or for goods captured by an enemy; payment for liberation from restraint, penalty, or punishment. noun

Atonement; expiation. noun

The release of a captive, or of captured property, by payment of a consideration; redemption. noun

The money or price paid for the redemption of a prisoner, or for goods captured by an enemy; payment for freedom from restraint, penalty, or forfeit. noun

A sum paid for the pardon of some great offense and the discharge of the offender; also, a fine paid in lieu of corporal punishment. noun

A war contract, valid by the law of nations, for the ransom of property captured at sea and its safe conduct into port. noun

Money paid for the freeing of a hostage.

The release of a captive, or of captured property, by payment of a consideration.

A sum paid for the pardon of some great offence and the discharge of the offender; also, a fine paid in lieu of corporal punishment.

When a girl is givin you head, just before you climax grab her head with your knees and tell her that if she doesnt swallow youll jizz in her eye Urban Dictionary

Some one who is unreal but is still there kindov ; between a ghost and an alien Urban Dictionary

To kiss, make-out, or something of that nature in exchange for something taken. (verb) Urban Dictionary

Short blond hoes that think their hot but they're really thots. They dress sluty to make the boys think they have something but they are flat as a table. The boys at ransom have really really really really really small dicks. BTW Ariya looks lesbian. Urban Dictionary

1. Holding someone for money, threatening to cause them harm if the money is not paid. 2. Someone who really owns "multitheftauto". Urban Dictionary

A guy's name. Not just any guy though, the most amazing guy ever. Sweet, loving, and gentle. Very confident and very extroverted, but only because he knows how amazing he is. Could have any girl he wanted, but is faithful to just one. Brave, compassionate, intelligent, and handsome, he honors everyone so lucky as to cross his path and treats every person with respect and dignity. He is fiercely loyal, patient, and fun-loving. Serves others above himself, and most importantly, has faith in God, trusting in Him and serving Him wherever he goes, unwavering in his convictions while never being prejudiced. Every girl's dream. Once you've been with him, you'll never be happy with ordinary guys again, because none of them will compare to how special and honored you felt with Ransom. Urban Dictionary

Ransom is a smart and funny guy He cares a lot about his friends. But sometimes he can be very annoying He will support his friends no matter what. Girls may not like him at first but when you get to know him he will make your heart melt. Hes a great swimmer and very intelligent with guns. He likes to be outdoors. He will have a lot of friends. Sometime he can be a jerk but immediately he'll say sorry. He will have to friends and their named are Joey&Daisy. Ransom if you will ever read this you know that i admire you. Urban Dictionary

Being/saying something random and awesome at the same time. Ran from the word Random and Some from the word Awesome. pronounced just like the word ransom but spelled differently. Urban Dictionary

Ransom is a guy who is usually single (mostly chose to be single), hates everybody except for the few friends he has. Is introverted but not as much as his friend Tara. He is short, intelligent, patient, gets annoyed very easily, never sad, laughs at everything, Very Very Very skinny, Very Very Very un athletic and is usually addicted to some type of social media ( TikTok). Urban Dictionary

A significant amount of money; a small fortune Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ransom:
ransom, random, transom, hansom, sansom, ranson.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ransom:
kidnapper, olds, atonement, kidnapping, asa, everglades, kidnap, kidnapped, hostage, paid, captivity, captive, payment, demanded, money, humanities, freed, pirates, austin, pirate, prisoner, demands, note, demanding, fbi, demand, moore, pay, rescued, imprisoned, stolen, gang, captured, murdered, cash, sum, canyon, pounds, slaves, wealthy, exchange, release, marks, convicted, escaped, rescue, negotiations.

Words that rhyme with ransom:
handsome, transom, hansom, ransome, sansom, advance him, advance some, afghanistan some, anne some, ban some, began some, bransom, can some, can sum, chance some, circumstance some, dance him, dance some, enhance some, finance him, finance some, france some, glance some, japan some, man some, overran some, pakistan some, perchance some, plan some, ran some, refinance some, scan some, span some, stance some, than some.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ransom:
large, heavy, worth, enormous, huge, great, high, rich, exorbitant, immense, sufficient, exact, moderate, considerable, stipulated, substantial, handsome, big, full, promised, reasonable, dollar, royal, vast, liberal, dear, suitable, annual, adequate, required, hefty, extravagant, precious, necessary, costly, pecuniary, princely, fair, trifling, highest, fixed, cheap, fat, offered, proffered, monetary, noble, shameful, round, fabulous, ample, splendid, sizable, generous, goodly, held, magnificent, mighty, priceless, egregious, infinite, agreed, due, valuable, unpaid, humiliating, willing.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ransom:
money, demands, price, note, notes, payments, bills, payment, bond, negotiations, bill, theory, contracts, sacrifice, kidnapping, demand, gold, insurance, laws, set, policy, fee, markets, gambling, terms, operations, plans, captives, hogg, kidnappings, rides, expeditions, letters, funds, prisoners, letter, free, prices, allies, moneys, painter, gangs, slaying, proposals, operation, scheme, regard, monies, passport, gifts, tatum, payer, treaty.

Consonant match to ransom:
ransome, rain some, ran some, reign some, rinse him, run some.

Words that sound like ransom:
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