nare
/neɪr/Definitions
1. noun
a noose or snare, especially one used for catching animals, or a device used to restrain or fetter someone or something
“The trapper carefully set the nare to catch the unsuspecting raccoon.”
2. verb
to catch or snare (someone or something) using a noose or snare
“The hunters nared several deer during their expedition.”
3. verb
to entangle or ensnare (someone or something) in a problem or difficulty
“The complex tax laws nared many small businesses, leaving them in financial trouble.”