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bound hand and foot

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bound hand and foot
with hands and feet tied up. The robbers left us bound hand and foot. We remained bound hand and foot until the police found us and untied us.
See also: and, bound, foot, hand


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The reality is that it is an Executive of an administration bound hand and foot by a block grant of cash.
The teenager's corpse later washed up on the Uruguayan coast, bound hand and foot, with a deep wound in one leg and signs of beating, prosecutors said.
Yet the last time 30 year-old Mr Mohamed was in an aeroplane he was bound hand and foot, having been transported between prisons in third world countries where he could be tortured as an Al Qaida suspect and where his screams would be ignored by the authorities.
 
 
 
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