VERB
- carry someone against his will upside down such that each limb is held by one person
- march a person against his will by any method
How To Use frogmarch In A Sentence
- As he did so the big man quickly grabbed his arms and the woman stripped his armour breastplate away, and he was frogmarched towards a small crag.
- The snappers were then confronted by security and "frogmarched" to the Brazilian beauty's villa, where they were asked to turn over their film, according to Top Stories - Google News
- As many of you are aware, I've been frogmarched into adopting a new comments system, and paying for it too. Archive 2010-01-01
- If that doesn't work, encircle the suburbs with heavily armed tanks and frogmarch these people back into the city where they're supposed to be living in the first place.
- And a quick frogmarch round an art gallery, then a coffee afterward that had sort of turned into lunch at the Ivy. The Little Lady Agency and the Prince
- He was frogmarched out of the shop and swore at police.
- It emerged that deputy leader of the council, Darren Hale, effectively frogmarched him out of the building as a panel of councillors - two Labour and one Independent - voted to suspend him.
- We should be able to frogmarch her on to a plane. The Sun
- I can understand that people's feelings were running high but the small number of individuals who pushed, shoved and almost frogmarched the Member of Parliament out of Badminton have done their cause no good at.
- They frogmarched him into the yard.