lariated (Meaning)

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lariated (imp. & p. p.)

of Lariat

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The cowboy lariated the steer with ease, expertly roping it around the neck.
The rodeo clown quickly lariated the bull, diverting its attention away from the fallen rider.
In a daring rescue, the helicopter crew used a specially designed lasso to lariare a stranded hiker from the side of a cliff.
The curious dog playfully chased after the lariated rope, twirling and jumping as it went.
With a sudden flick of his wrist, the skilled roper lariated the horse, bringing it to a halt in mid-stride.
As the wagon train crossed the river, a cowboy lariated a large piece of driftwood, using it to guide the raft safely to the other side.
The park ranger lariated the bear from a safe distance, ensuring it wouldn't pose a threat to nearby campers.
During the cattle drive, the wranglers used lariats to keep the herd moving in the desired direction.
For the trick roping competition, the performer lariated several objects simultaneously, showcasing their impressive skill and coordination.
With a toss and a twirl, the cowgirl gracefully lariated the steer around its horns, leaving the crowd in awe of her precision and talent.

of Lariat

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The cowboy lariated the steer with ease, expertly roping it around the neck.

The rodeo clown quickly lariated the bull, diverting its attention away from the fallen rider.

In a daring rescue, the helicopter crew used a specially designed lasso to lariare a stranded hiker from the side of a cliff.

The curious dog playfully chased after the lariated rope, twirling and jumping as it went.