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noose

noose
NounTransitive Verb
pl: noosespast: noosedpp: nooseding: noosing

Meanings

Nounnoose

A loop with a slipknot that tightens as the rope is pulled.

The executioner prepared the noose for the condemned man.

Transitive Verbnoose
[~ something]

To catch or secure an animal by using a loop of rope that tightens around its neck.

The cowboy attempted to noose the stray calf.

Examples

The executioner slowly tightened the noose around the prisoners neck.

The executioner slowly tightened the noose around the prisoners neck.

History

He felt as if a noose was tightening around his finances.

The detective found a hemp noose hanging from the ceiling beam.

Detective

I need to make a noose to catch that rabbit.

The rancher tried to noose the stray calf before it ran into the woods.

The rancher tried to noose the stray calf before it ran into the woods.

Wait, let me noose the animal carefully so I do not hurt it.

A simple noose can be a deadly tool in the wrong hands.

They used a heavy rope to noose the wild boar.

They used a heavy rope to noose the wild boar.

The rope formed a perfect noose, ready for the trap.

The rope formed a perfect noose, ready for the trap.

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