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take prisoner
verb as in apprehend
verb as in arrest
verb as in capture
verb as in imprison
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Want to come back and help young pale-face frien'; so t'ought get take prisoner one time.
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In the first place he sent nine men well armed to take prisoner a bold cacique named Caonabo.
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These men were to intercept and take prisoner the governor as he made his way to the St. Jerome batteries.
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They carried clubs, and they looked, as I heard, for no less than to take prisoner the Duke of Burgundy himself.
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I find I beeg enuff to take prisoner by my enemy, so I beeg enuff to fight, too!
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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