Hogtie (verb)

To restrain someone by binding their hands and feet together behind their back.

Origin:

The word hogtie comes from the phrase "hog-tie" which refers to the practice of tying the legs of a hog together to keep it from moving. it refers to restraining someone by binding their hands and feet together behind their back.

Examples:

1. The kidnapper hogtied the hostages.
2. The thief was hogtied by the security guard.
3. The police hogtied the suspect to keep him from escaping.
4. The kidnapper hogtied the hostages to keep them from moving.
5. The thief was hogtied to prevent him from running away.