lasso up
The phrase "lasso up" originates from the practice of using a lasso, a looped rope, to catch livestock, and has evolved to include metaphorical uses.
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Definition
B2Ranching
(literal)To catch or secure something using a looped rope.
Example
- The cowboy lassoed up the stray calf.
B2General
(figurative)To gather or collect items or people in an organized way.
Example
- She lassoed up all the volunteers for the event.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "lasso up":
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