rope

US /roʊp/

UK /roʊp/

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a length of strong cord made by twisting together strands of hemp, sisal, nylon, or similar materials

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He tied the boat to the dock with a thick rope.

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Climbers use specialized ropes for safety.

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cord line cable hawser strand

1.

to tie, fasten, or secure with rope

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The cowboys used lassos to rope the cattle.

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Can you help me rope these boxes together?

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tie bind fasten secure lash

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