rodeo
/ˈroʊdeɪoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
an event at which riders on horseback perform acrobatic stunts or compete in various equestrian events, typically held outdoors in a large arena.
“The rodeo was a thrilling spectacle that drew thousands of spectators.”
2. verb
to participate in a rodeo event, especially as a rider or competitor.
“She rodeoed in the regional competition and won first prize.”
3. verb
to manage or control something with skill and dexterity, especially a difficult or delicate situation.
“The experienced politician rodeoed the complex negotiations with ease.”