roper
/ˈroʊpər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who makes or sells ropes, or a person who performs the role of a cowboy or rodeo rider.
“The town’s main industry was rope-making, with many ropers working in the factory.”
2. verb
To tie or secure something with a rope.
“The hikers had to roper their backpacks to the trees for the night.”
3. verb
To perform a specific action or role, especially in a rodeo or cowboy context.
“The young cowboy learned to roper cattle from his experienced mentor.”
4. noun
A device used to tie or secure something, such as a loop or a knot.
“The hikers used a roper to secure their tent to the ground.”