hijack or highjack /hīˈjak/

1. To stop and rob (a vehicle)
2. To steal in transit
3. To force a pilot to fly (an aeroplane) to a destination of the hijacker's choice
4. To force the driver to take (a vehicle or train) to a destination of the hijacker's choice (also figurative)

hiˈjacker or highˈjacker noun

1. A highwayman (historical)
2. A robber or blackmailer of rum runners and bootleggers
3. A person who hijacks

hiˈjacking or highˈjacking noun

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