Gagged [verb]

Jacques Cambremer evaded justice only by reason of the fact that his father gagged him and cast him into the sea.

Then he made the boy unlock the cell door and Jim slipped out, gagged the kid, and walked out of the jail.

He was tied up and gagged quietly; and then came the exciting moment, when the key was first tried in the door.

He was chained down to the floor by Mr. —— order, and had been gagged.

After which he was bound and gagged and summarily left to lie by the roadside.

He must be gagged, for he had made no answer to my frequent cries to him in English.

A man lay at full length on the floor, tied hand and foot, and gagged.

They bound and gagged the section foreman and his men, then took the switch-key and threw the switch to wreck the train.

The cartoon in which the Prussian is depicted as saying to his bound and gagged victim, "Ain't I a lovable fellow?"

Gagged and bound, Fordak was helpless to do more than gurgle and sweat as Javan knelt and bared one of his feet.