rope
/roʊp/Definitions
1. noun
a length of cord, string, or wire, typically made of cotton, nylon, or other synthetic materials, used for climbing, securing, or binding things
“She used a rope to climb down from the tree branch.”
2. verb
to bind or secure something with a rope
“The workers roped the heavy crate to the pallet for transportation.”
3. verb
to attract or draw people to something
“The concert roped in a huge crowd with its popular music.”