shanghai
verb (shanghais, shanghaiing, shanghaied)
1 historical Force (someone) to join a ship lacking a full crew by drugging them or using other underhand means:
they specialized in drugging and robbing sailors, sometimes arranging for them to be shanghaied aboard tramp boats
1.1 informal Coerce or trick (someone) into a place or position or into doing something:
Brady shanghaied her into his Jaguar and roared off
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verb (transitive) -hais, -haiing, -haied
1.
to kidnap (a man or seaman) for enforced service at sea, esp on a merchant ship
2.
to force or trick (someone) into doing something, going somewhere, etc
3.
(Austral & NZ) to shoot with a catapult
noun
4.
(Austral & NZ) a catapult
Word Origin
C19: from the city of Shanghai ; from the forceful methods formerly used to collect crews for voyages to the Orient
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Cambridge Dictionaries Online
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verb [T] UK US /ˌʃæŋˈhaɪ/ informal
› to force someone to do something or go somewhere:
The two groups were shanghaied into signing the agreement, despite their objections.
The homeless are being shanghaied off the streets in some cities.
Shanghai:
麻薬をかけて（酔いつぶして）船に無理やり連れ込む（水夫にするため）
誘惑（拉致）する。
〔俗〕だまして（むりやり）いやなことをさせる。