Hobblerope
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Hobblerope is a noun meaning A rope that ties the legs together, hobbling the person or animal that is so tied up.
Meaning
A rope that ties the legs together, hobbling the person or animal that is so tied up.
Example Sentences
He fought like a panther when they dragged him out on the flat, and when he choked down, they hobbled him with a brand new piece of hobblerope doubled and twisted good around the forefeet,
draw the upper hind leg forward , by a side line passed over the neck and secured , then raise the extremities to an angle of about 45° , by passing the hobblerope through a ring overhead ;
He got the sack and hobbleropes and came up and while John Grady talked to the horse he hobbled the front legs together and then took the mecate rope and handed John Grady the sack and he held the horse while for the next quarter hour John Grady floated the sack over the animal and under it and rubbed its head with the sack and passed it across the horse's face and ran it up and down between the animal's legs talking to the horse the while and rubbing against it and leaning against it.
Word Forms
- hobbleropes
- hobble-rope
- hobble rope
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include hobble-rope, hobbel, hog-tie, hobiler, hogtie, hobble-chain.
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