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Meanings of lariat in English
Usage of lariat in English
1
On the spur of the moment Tad decided to use the lariat.
2
The boy began spinning the noose of the lariat above his head.
3
I can go down the lariat the same as I did before.
4
Preparing the lariat, he threw the noose up and away from him.
5
The lariat may be of any length from twenty to eighty feet.
6
He was tied by a long lariat to a large sage bush.
7
His lariat flew as the cattle-killing paw was lifted for an instant.
8
She had practised lariat throwing on her previous trips to the West.
9
Tied securely with lariat rope, four figures reclined near the smoking embers.
10
Serena opened her saddlebag and removed a metal whistle and a lariat.
11
There was not another lariat, or any kind of rope at hand.
12
If ever Tom should throw his lariat well, it must be now.
13
Pronounce: diminutive; ruminating; herbage; maneuver; kept; lariat; circuit; reappeared; rangers; handkerchiefs; rearing; marred.
14
At the first pause in the paddling the mangled lariat had given way.
15
Finally Perris swung the lariat and shot it through the air.
16
I unwound the lariat, and fastened one end of it to the limb.
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Lariat through the time
Lariat across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common