roundup
/ˈraʊndʌp/Definitions
1. noun
A gathering or collection of people or things, especially for a particular purpose.
“The cowboy led the herd through the final stages of the cattle roundup.”
2. verb
To gather or collect people or things, especially for a particular purpose.
“The police rounded up the protesters and arrested them for causing a disturbance.”
3. verb
To defeat or overcome a number of people or things, especially in a competition or contest.
“The team rounded up their opponents to win the championship game.”
4. noun
A product containing a mixture of weed killers, typically applied to lawns to control weeds.
“The homeowner used a new roundup to kill the unwanted weeds in their garden.”