to provide an asset as security for a loan or to put up collateral

to detain or keep someone in custody or jail

to take a person into legal custody or hold them for questioning

a sum of money paid as a security guarantee for a rental, service, or the return of property

to rhyme in poetry or lyrics

to take into or hold in legal custody, especially pending trial or during an investigation

to take someone into legal custody or keep them in detention

to convey (a prisoner or valuable items etc) under escort

to send away under escort (criminals, goods etc)

to escort goods or funds; to convey under guard

property or assets pledged as security for the repayment of a loan

to arrest or take into legal custody

to play the traditional Chinese gambling game called yabao

security personnel or personnel accompanying goods or currency in transit to ensure safe delivery

to sign one's name or make a mark (such as a thumbprint or flourish) on a document or contract

to keep someone under guard or in custody, typically on a temporary basis or while awaiting trial

To focus on the topics one speculates will appear on the exam.

to cause a vehicle such as a truck or train to be delayed in unloading its cargo

collateral (finance)

to keep someone in custody or put them in prison

A stylized or calligraphic signature, typically written in grass-style script.

rent deposit

noncustodial (sentence)

a facility where individuals are held in custody, typically in a camp-like or temporary environment

mortgage loan

to put off until a later time; to adjourn a meeting or defer an action

to restrict the rhyme to even-tone syllables (the classical first or second tone)

to apply to a court for an arrest warrant (typically for pretrial detention)

to place a bet or wager on a particular outcome

to pledge something (usually moveables) as security for a loan

Absalom, third son of David, king of Israel (Old Testament)