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rope
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Noun
A length of cord made by twisting together strands of fibrous material
The carrying out or undergoing of a sentence of death
A drug smoked or ingested for euphoric effect
Roofie or roaches
Baseball hit that is straight
Ropes, chains, or other restraints used to hold someone prisoner
Scope or margin, especially for freedom of action or thought
Verb
To catch, fasten, or secure with rope
To lure or tempt someone into doing something
To section off a physical space or area
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▲
Noun
▲
A length of cord made by twisting together strands of fibrous material
cord
string
cable
wire
line
lace
thread
lacing
strand
twine
hawser
tape
cordage
lead
braiding
lanyard
lariat
lasso
tie
strap
tether
chain
band
ligature
halter
thong
leash
rein
towline
binding
riata
filament
restraint
fibre
UK
fiber
US
yarn
loop
flex
halyard
noose
braid
guy
reata
fetter
bond
strip
ribbon
fastening
towrope
lyam
fillis
tow
bridle
belt
twist
coil
ligament
connection
yoke
lashing
lash
hitch
fastener
bootlace
shoelace
long fiber
ratline
vang
ripcord
stripe
elastic
guywire
shoestring
latchet
link
creance
cording
strong thread
tendon
shackle
knot
whip
cement
hobble
picket
truss
harness
bandage
stay
choker
linkage
union
nexus
piece of cordage
topping lift
snare
wire rope
ply
fibril
bola
length
piece
bristle
hair
wisp
staple
tendril
pile
shred
woof
warp
cilium
tissue
cotton
monofilament
lint
vein
web
tooth
footlet
grain
cilia
floss
wool
stalk
gimp
gasket
fillet
UK
filet
US
catgut
leader
gut
necklace
thrum
weft
flax
silk
ravel
stamen
raveling
US
gossamer
ravelling
UK
lisle
fleece
drawstring
flaxen thread
cotton fiber
spun wool
snippet
lock
scrap
curl
bit
shock
tuft
fishing line
necklet
more ❯
“A small
rope
attached to a basket is used to draw up the earth.”
Noun
▲
The carrying out or undergoing of a sentence of death
execution
killing
hanging
beheading
decapitation
gibbet
scaffold
electrocution
noose
slaying
guillotining
drop
gallows
guillotine
chair
noyade
crucifixion
gassing
hit
impalement
shooting
strangling
strangulation
punishment
capital punishment
death penalty
firing squad
the rope
the guillotine
the noose
the scaffold
electric chair
necktie party
being put to death
contract killing
lethal injection
rub out
death sentence
putting to death
beam
potence
being hanged
arm
crossbeam
being strung up
being executed
gallows tree
amputation
judicial murder
judicial execution
legalized killing
death warrant
lynching
gibbeting
decollation
extreme penalty
stringing up
more ❯
Noun
▲
A drug smoked or ingested for euphoric effect
marijuana
cannabis
dope
weed
hashish
pot
ganja
hemp
hash
grass
bhang
blow
kif
sinsemilla
charas
tea
kef
gauge
UK
gage
US
stuff
draw
gold
smoke
skunk
skunkweed
reefer
chronic
leaf
black
green
mezz
boo
charge
dagga
jive
mootah
pod
locoweed
zol
doobie
herb
joint
maryjane
roach
Mary Jane
wacky backy
Acapulco gold
loco weed
Maui wowie
Panama red
wacky baccy
spliff
kush
puff
string
THC
drug
narcotic
black oil
black hash
fiber
US
fibre
UK
manila
abaca
ambary
more ❯
Noun
▲
Roofie or roaches
roofie
roaches
Noun
▲
Baseball hit that is straight
line drive
liner
clothesline
line shot
Noun
▲
Ropes, chains, or other restraints used to hold someone prisoner
bond
irons
band
chain
manacles
fetter
shackle
bind
binding
bracelet
chains
cuffs
fastening
fetters
handcuffs
ligature
ropes
shackles
tie
cord
cords
fastenings
manacle
restraints
ties
trammels
handcuff
wire
restraint
bracelets
iron
yoke
gyve
leg-iron
cuff
electronic ankle bracelet
leg irons
bonds
gyves
pinion
trammel
darbies
bilboes
more ❯
Noun
▲
Scope or margin, especially for freedom of action or thought
latitude
scope
margin
leeway
reach
range
sweep
compass
room
space
play
slack
elbowroom
extent
flexibility
spread
swing
span
breadth
elbow room
wiggle room
breathing space
room to manoeuvre
wriggle room
room for maneuver
freedom
capacity
place
clearance
breathing room
way
free rein
liberty
licence
license
area
headroom
spaciousness
volume
expanse
gap
legroom
berth
zone
opportunity
room to operate
open space
chance
allowance
give
prospect
indulgence
opening
possibility
avenue
option
extension
expansion
facility
accommodation
window
room to spare
sphere
distance
time interval
movement
Lebensraum
release
turf
territory
maneuvering room
vastness
free motion
surplus
extra
free space
field
freedom of movement
extra room
room for manoeuvre
occasion
bounds
depth
realm
independence
spectrum
radius
shot
leisure
laxity
unrestrictedness
headway
self-determination
carte blanche
a free hand
free play
freedom of action
freedom from restriction
scope for initiative
more ❯
Verb
▲
To catch, fasten, or secure with rope
tie
bind
secure
tether
fasten
hitch
truss
lash
attach
link
pinion
moor
lasso
make fast
chain
fetter
tie up
strap
shackle
join
fix
connect
couple
leash
manacle
restrain
pin
band
anchor
rivet
yoke
bond
stick
glue
handcuff
append
clamp
weld
annex
US
fuse
trammel
cement
gyve
add
enfetter
batten
enchain
solder
subjoin
clip
knot
tape
bolt
screw
peg
hobble
cinch
hook up
annexe
UK
chain up
hog-tie
affix
interconnect
concatenate
hook
unite
interlink
catenate
conjugate
compound
confine
lace
adhere
cuff
cohere
wed
gird
harness
hitch on
tag on
hook on
bind up
slap on
bring together
hitch up
string
bridge
immobilize
US
picket
pair
constrain
tighten
clinch
splice
click
span
consociate
tag
interface
ally
pin down
match
network with
tack on
plug into
tie in
meld with
clasp
trap
hold fast
press down
hold
bracket
collar
bridle
tie together
tie in with
join up with
hold down
immobilise
UK
truss up
buckle
come together
entrammel
snare
constrict
wrap
put a straitjacket on
put a leash on
clap in irons
hold captive
put in chains
brace
clip someone's wings
tie down
put a lead on
nail
bend
prefix
put together
latch onto
tack
paste
gum
conjoin
combine
catch
associate
link up
knit
cling
set
lock
cleave
unify
seal
grip
marry
hew
adjoin
staple
post
hang
lodge
freeze to
blend
stick together
consolidate
snag
install
US
place
position
stay put
meld
add on
dovetail
put
insert
plant
coalesce
correlate
join together
fit
interfuse
button
group
instal
UK
close
graft
entwine
interlock
put in
league
put on
fasten together
stay
hug
stick on
stick fast
put up
implant
embed
hold on
lay
include
mount
imbed
locate
team
affiliate
settle
Sellotape
infix
align
agglutinate
plaster
display
toenail
toe
amalgamate
nail down
mesh
identify
relate
braze
merge
embrace
slot in
Velcro
interlace
join up
mate
network
clog
hang on
strap up
hold on to
intermesh
pin up
engage
cleave to
lock up
stick like glue
be fixed
be glued
be pasted
tack up
be stuck
draw a connection between
nail up
fit together
stick up
cling like ivy
clump
twin
sellotape
melt
clap
inject
inspan
mortar
assemble
juxtapose
freeze
hasp
adjust
conglutinate
epoxy
grapple
placard
inset
fit in
attach securely
incorporate
repair
piece together
work in
cable
berth
put down
batten down
button down
hold together
make port
piggyback
match up
fit into place
stick to like glue
mortise
fix firmly
intertwine
outfit
remain
throw in
mix
ingraft
transplant
knit together
draw together
yoke together
be bogged down
stick like barnacle
root
rig
take on
peg down
establish
engraft
bar
situate
confederate
build on
belt
deposit
emplace
ingrain
bed
depose
intrench
engrain
entrench
stabilize
US
enroot
dispose
hold on like bulldog
stick to
stick like a barnacle
latch
concord
slip
resolve
reconcile
plug
solidify
rigidify
congeal
stiffen
station
lace up
do up
stabilise
UK
inculcate
instil
UK
steady
instill
US
set up
implement
branch
grasp
propagate
transfer
belt up
clutch
deadbolt
lump together
group together
poise
overcome
straddle
pull together
twine
make permanent
reconnect
recombine
recouple
interweave
intermingle
fasten securely
interdigitate
relink
reattach
rig out
fit out
deck
reaffix
rejoin
kit out
plumb
connect up
refasten
hang onto
put on a hook
hang up
be fastened
more ❯
“With a cord I always carried in my pocket just for such an occasion, I started to
rope
his hands together.”
Verb
▲
To lure or tempt someone into doing something
lure
tempt
entice
allure
attract
seduce
draw
beguile
inveigle
ensnare
persuade
cajole
coax
induce
bait
solicit
trick
lead
charm
drag
hook
pull
draw in
suck in
captivate
decoy
invite
betray
beckon
steer
train
turn on
come on
lead on
win over
wheedle
woo
entrap
influence
blandish
blarney
sweet-talk
deceive
soft-soap
rope in
wile
dupe
talk into
urge
flatter
prevail on
manoeuvre
UK
maneuver
US
mousetrap
fascinate
mislead
butter up
palaver
interest
delude
tantalize
US
trap
sway
tantalise
UK
work on
engage
get
con
fool
enchant
smooth-talk
get round
argue into
hoodwink
sweep off feet
convince
gull
honey
worm
troll
bewitch
court
titillate
magnetize
US
bring round
arouse
magnetise
UK
appeal to
pull in
bring in
catch the eye of
sweeten up
snare
press
toll
talk
encourage
wangle
lead astray
rivet
win
importune
barter
absorb
enthral
UK
enamour
entrance
enthrall
US
argue
coerce
snow
oil
come on to
string along
soap
set up
elicit
prevail upon
wow
sell
get around
whet the appetite of
arm-twist
pick up
soften up
call forth
catfish
soften
ensorcell
tout
distract
shill
stroke
egg on
enamor
cheat
prod
make
dare
reason
lead up garden path
bat eyes at
flatter into
draw out
kowtow
finagle
banter
dangle a carrot in front of
jolly
make an impression on
cozen
outsmart
outwit
make your mouth water
spread it on
lay it on
sucker
arouse someone's interest in
motivate
persuade to buy
dangle
grip
capture
implicate
involve
entangle
hold
enmesh
trip up
catch out
work over
lead up the garden path
take in
poke borack
take for a ride
put one over on
incriminate
bribe
embroil
hypnotize
US
occupy
mesmerize
US
catch
engross
spellbind
embrangle
broil
get next to
mire
prompt
enrapture
grab
excite
frame
appeal
take
hypnotise
UK
mesmerise
UK
secure
obtain
fit up
lay a trap for
catch hold of
bring around
bring forth
be a hit with
draw attention
generate
provoke
foster
cause
incite
engender
create
plague
pester
tease
jawbone
soothe
entreat
countenance
make happen
leave the door open to
bring on
beg for
issue
bring on oneself
lead to
call for
ask for
flirt with
command
talk someone into something
twist one's arm
more ❯
“My oldest sister always managed to
rope
me into helping her in the kitchen while she tried new recipes for the family.”
Verb
▲
To section off a physical space or area
separate
barricade
isolate
close
segregate
sequester
bar
block off
close off
cordon off
seclude
compartment
exclude
insulate
island
mark
divide off
fence off
partition off
section off
curtain off
screen off
shut off
enclose
encircle
surround
quarantine
shut
seal
blockade
seal off
tape off
rope off
separate off
cut off
cloister
keep apart
set apart
confine
screen
withdraw
retire
remove
shut away
closet
cover
conceal
evict
ostracize
US
immure
boycott
embargo
cocoon
hide
ostracise
UK
detach
cordon
tape
put a cordon sanitaire around
form a ring around
sequestrate
maroon
block
strand
fence
mark off
restrict access
protect
shield
cushion
shelter
defend
save
safeguard
keep safe
seclude oneself
enisle
secrete
isolate oneself
treat
inlay
fill
coat
keep from harm
line
wad
closet oneself
shut oneself away
withdraw oneself
cut oneself off
set oneself apart
remove oneself
segregate oneself
hide oneself away
shut oneself off
divide
draw back
set off
split off
pull out
keep away
part
disengage
wrap up in cotton wool
abstract
sort out
separate out
filter out
keep in solitude
split up
keep out
weed out
more ❯
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