corral
/ˈkɒrəl/Definitions
1. noun
A yard or enclosure for confining or holding livestock, typically surrounded by a fence or wall.
“The farmer led the horses to the corral for feeding.”
2. verb
To confine or enclose (animals) in a corral, typically for feeding or handling.
“The cowboy corralled the runaway cow in the nearby field.”
3. verb
To gather or collect (people or things) into a group or place.
“The volunteers corralled the children for the parade.”