to take into custody; to hold someone in legal confinement (e.g., while awaiting trial)

unruly; free-spirited; not restricted or constrained by social conventions or rules

a deep emotional connection or tie between people; an inescapable bond

behaving in a wanton or dissolute manner without regard for social conventions; wild and free-spirited

To stay or stop over at a place while away from home; to be delayed or detained at a location.

(literary) to stay or reside for a long time in a place far from home; to be traveling far from home

Having an expansive and powerful personality that is not restricted by social conventions or rules.

(idiom) wanton and unrestrained; dissolute; to behave freely and without regard for conventional rules

Describes behavior that is completely free and unrestrained; bohemian; wild.

to control; to restrain; to restrict; to bind

unconventional; uninhibited; free-spirited; refers to someone who is bold and unrestrained by social norms

To wander about or stay far from home without a fixed place to live; to lead a wandering life in a foreign land.

untrammeled, free, and unconventional; describes a person who is bold, unrestrained, and unconstrained by social convention or trivial matters

behaving in a loose, dissolute, or unrestrained manner; wild and unconventionality and lawlessness

Not requiring detention or imprisonment, usually referring to legal measures or sentences that do not involve physical custody.

to formally request that a suspect be taken into custody or detained

bridle or headstall for a horse

(literary) to travel far from home or stay in a distant place to serve as a government official

The depression or sorrow felt when staying in a foreign place or away from home

to stay temporarily in a foreign place or far from home

to detain or hold an offender; to delay or hold up

to cajole or use various means to win someone over

unrestrained and reckless; letting one's heart and mind roam free without being tied down by social norms