Examples of 'kydd' in a sentence
Meaning of "kydd"
kydd (verb) - (archaic) to kidnap or abduct someone, especially for ransom or other illegal purposes
How to use "kydd" in a sentence
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I would assume snagging the Kydd would have put a spring in your step.
I am in the US and love the Kydd series.
Kydd currently lives in Toronto.
In common with many British films from the period Sam Kydd makes a brief appearance.
Edward Kydd shows us that it 's never too late to do something good.
He was an influence on the young John Shand Kydd.
Mr. Kydd described the elements needed to promote action against family violence.
I am in love with Sebastian Kydd.
I would assume snagging the Kydd would've put a spring in your step.
There are a lot of things you do not know about me, Kydd.
Then, Sebastian Kydd comes into the picture, and a friends betrayal makes her question everything.
Unfortunately, my dad had another label for Sebastian Kydd.
Then Sebastian Kydd comes into the picture, and a friend 's betrayal makes her question everything.
Head over heels Unfortunately, my dad had another label for Sebastian Kydd.
Dr. Ron Kydd was called upon to organize and lay out the guidelines.
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I will do my best, Kydd.
Sebastian Kydd Quotes, So you are the princess who slays her own dragons.
Right back at ya, Kydd.
New music: kydd jones - homecoming.
What did you say your name was? Sebastian. Sebastian Kydd.
Francis Kydd was a scrivener and in 1580 was warden of the Scriveners ' Company.
Well, well, well, if it is not Sebastian Kydd.
Mr. and Mrs. Kydd moaning Hiding in the den.
These conditions dramatically limit willingness to invest Kydd and Dorward, 2004.
Tell me how do I feel There he was -- the new kid, Sebastian kydd.
Her mother later began a relationship with Peter Shand Kydd and married him in 1969.
I will see you on monday. Okay, Kydd.
I love you, too, Sebastian Kydd.
That would be amazing, Mr. Kydd.
