kidnappable

English

Etymology

From kidnap +‎ -able.

Adjective

kidnappable (comparative more kidnappable, superlative most kidnappable)

1. Suitable for kidnapping.
   • 1986, Thomas N. Bethell, Michael S. Clark, The Native home of hope: people and the Northern Rockies:

     ...she had a woman who stayed with her twenty-four hours a day, because old Tommy Cruse was one of the only two or three millionaires in Helena and Mamie was the only kidnappable child.