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noose
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noose
noun
/nuːs/
noon
nor
Meaning
A loop with a running knot, used especially for trapping or hanging.
a loop with a running knot used for hanging; a trap or snare
Example Sentences
The cowboy tied a
noose
to catch the wild horse.
The cowboy made a
noose
to catch the wild horse.
Example Expressions
the noose tightens
Synonyms
loop, knot, snare, lasso, trap
Entry 1
loop, knot, snare, lasso, trap
Entry 2
loop, snare, lasso, trap
Antonyms
freedom, release, looseness, escape
Entry 1
freedom, release, looseness
Entry 2
freedom, release, escape
Collocations
hangman's noose, slip the noose, tighten the noose, caught in a noose, tighten noose, escape noose, hang noose
Entry 1
hangman's noose, slip the noose, tighten the noose, caught in a noose
Entry 2
tighten noose, escape noose, hang noose
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