Caught and Unarmed

Caught

Caught adjective - Containing unborn young within the body.

Unarmed and caught are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unarmed" instead an adjective "Caught".

Unarmed

Unarmed adjective - (used of persons or the military) not having or using arms.

Caught and unarmed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caught" instead an adjective "Unarmed".

Both words in one sentence

  • A Handful for an Eye In episode four of Blade of the Immortal, Rin uses this to escape a thug who caught her off-guard and unarmed.
  • Weapon of Choice Strange weapons: If a character is just improvising and ordinarily goes unarmed, he's probably the Unlucky Everydude who just got caught in a fight (like most of the characters Jackie Chan plays).
  • Mexican Standoff Code MENT in Episode 14 has this between Shirley, Mao, and Lelouch... except Lelouch is caught in the middle, unarmed.
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