hog-tying Sentence Examples
- The unruly horse was hog-tied with ropes to prevent it from injuring itself or others.
- The suspect was hog-tied by the police officers to restrain him during his arrest.
- The kidnappers hog-tied their victim and left him in the basement.
- The team members worked together to hog-tie the runaway calf and bring it back to the corral.
- The cowboy hog-tied the steer to prepare it for branding.
- The nursing staff quickly hog-tied the combative patient to ensure their own safety.
- The farmer used a rope to hog-tie the escaped pig and return it to its pen.
- The security guards hog-tied the trespasser after catching them breaking into the property.
- The hunter used a hog-tying harness to restrain the captured deer.
- The criminals were apprehended and hog-tied until the police could arrive and take them into custody.
hog-tying Meaning
hog-tying
to tie together the feet of, to make helpless
Synonyms & Antonyms of hog-tying
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- balking
- suffocating
- confining
- cramping-one-s-style
- curbing
- haltering
- chaining
- manacling
- choking
- leashing
- braking
- stifling
- stumping
- holding-up
- barricading
- sabotaging
- reining
- retarding
- derailing
- roadblocking
- retaining
- blockading
- checking
- repressing
- baffling
- strangling
- giving-a-hard-time
- bogging-down-
- muzzling
- foiling
- binding
- miring
- frustrating
- smothering
- tethering
- arresting
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FAQs About the word hog-tying
to tie together the feet of, to make helpless
impeding, obstructing, embarrassing, hindering, handicapping, hampering, inhibiting, hobbling, shackling, constraining
aiding,assisting, helping, opening, facilitating, promoting, unclogging, unstopping, loosening, unplugging
The unruly horse was hog-tied with ropes to prevent it from injuring itself or others.
The suspect was hog-tied by the police officers to restrain him during his arrest.
The kidnappers hog-tied their victim and left him in the basement.
The team members worked together to hog-tie the runaway calf and bring it back to the corral.
