abduct /ab-duktˈ/

1. To take away by deception or violence
2. To kidnap
3. (of a muscle) to cause abduction in (a part of the body)

abducteeˈ noun

A person who is abducted

abduction /-dukˈshən/ noun

1. The carrying away, esp of a person by deception or force
2. Separation of parts of the body after a wound or fracture (surgery)
3. Muscular action drawing one part of the body (such as an arm or finger) away from another or away from the median axis of the body
4. A syllogism whose minor premise is only probable (logic)

abducˈtor noun

1. A person who abducts
2. A muscle that abducts (anatomy)

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