1. to force someone to walk forward by holding and pinning their arms from behind
Usage: transitive verb; often used in contexts of arrest, removal, or forcible escort

1. an act or instance of forcibly escorting someone by holding their arms from behind
Usage: countable noun; often used in plural or as a singular event

Examples

• The security guards frogmarched the protester out of the building.
• Police frogmarched the suspect to the waiting patrol car.
• He was given a frogmarch by two officers after refusing to leave.
• The rowdy fan received a frogmarch from stadium security.
• They frogmarched him down the hallway despite his protests.
• The frogmarch was captured on video and later went viral.
• She frogmarches anyone who violates the rules out of her classroom.