Lassoes
Pronunciation: /ˈɫæsoʊɪz/
Lassoes (verb)
- To throw a looped rope so it lands around a person or animal and holds them.
- To trap or limit someone’s actions by using a plan, rule, or situation.
Examples
- The rider lassoes the horse and pulls it closer.
- She lassoes the ball and brings it to her team.