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Lindbergh Law

Lindbergh Law proper noun: the Federal Kidnapping Act in United States law.

Proper noun

the Lindbergh Law

  1. The Federal Kidnapping Act in United States law.

Origin of Lindbergh Law

Named in reference to the Lindbergh kidnapping of 1932.

Words formed from Lindbergh Law

Questions about Lindbergh Law

What does Lindbergh Law mean?
Lindbergh Law means the Federal Kidnapping Act in United States law.
What part of speech is Lindbergh Law?
Lindbergh Law is a proper noun.

Words near Lindbergh Law in the dictionary

  1. Lindau
  2. Lindauer
  3. Lindauers
  4. Lindberg
  5. Lindbergh
  6. Lindbergh Law
  7. Lindberghian
  8. Lindberghs
  9. lindbergite
  10. Lindblad
  11. Lindblads

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