1. Prohibited; contrary to ban or edict.

2. Traffic prohibited by law; the prohibition; the goods prohibited.

3. To import goods prohibited. Contraband goods, such as are prohibited to be imported or exported, either by the laws of a particular state or by the law of nations. See Ban.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• controland,
• contraban,
• controband,
• contaband,
• contrabnd,
• centraland,
• contrabane,
• contrband,
• contriband,
• xontraband,
• vontraband,
• fontraband,
• dontraband,
• cintraband,
• cotraband,
• contarband,
• contreband,
• contreranean,
• cantabanc,
• Cogitaband

• contract in,
• contrabandist,
• Contra Danse,
• connatural,
• contrast,
• contractable,
• contractually,
• contrastingly,
• contralto,
• contracting,
• contrabass,
• contradance,
• contractor,
• contracted,
• Contreras,
• contradictory,
• countryman,
• contravene,
• contrasting,
• contrived,
• contraption,
• contradiction,
• contrasty,
• contrary,
• contract,
• controllable,
• contrabassoon,
• contraction,
• contrarily,
• countermand,
• counteract,
• contriver,
• contrarian,
• contractual,
• contradict,
• contrail.

The adjective form of the word "contraband" is "contraband".

The plural of the "contraband" can be the "contrabands".

The singular of the "contraband" can be the "contraband".