Lariat is valid Scrabble Word

Is lariat a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for LARIAT in dictionary:

VERB:

to catch with a long rope with a running noose, also LASSO, LAZO
To secure with a lariat fastened to a stake, as a horse or mule for grazing; also, to lasso or catch with a lariat.
tether with lariat

NOUN:

a rope used as a lasso or for tethering.
A long, slender rope made of hemp or strips of hide, esp. one with a noose; -- used as a lasso for catching cattle, horses, etc., and for picketing a horse so that he can graze without wandering.
a long noosed rope used to catch animals
lasso

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to lasso

Words related to LARIAT

lariated9 lariating10 lariats7 lasso5

Words that contain LARIAT

lariats7 lariated9 salariat8 lariating10 salariats9 cancellariate17 cancellariates18

How to use LARIAT in a sentence

Next morning he walked over to his own camp, but soon returned, mounted on a beautiful horse, with a handsome saddle, bridle and lariat.
To avoid any such accident, I tied one end of my rawhide lariat to the bridle and the other end to my belt.
She threw back her head and clung with all her strength to the rough lariat, stretched taut as a cable of steel.
Bennington agreed to take the animal on trial for a day or two, so they hitched a lariat around its neck and led it over to the wagon.
Bennington seized the lariat with both hands and tried to wrench it over his head.
Nash, his eyes staring with incredulity, sat up slowly among his blankets and his hand stole up toward the noose of the lariat.
Finally Perris swung the lariat and shot it through the air.
His lariat flew as the cattle-killing paw was lifted for an instant.
Unfortunately, the plan was no sooner thought of than I heard the whistle of a lariat, and before I could guard myself the noose settled over my head.
The lariat was dropped over the cross-piece, and as a man adjusted the noose a sudden silence fell.

A lariat, or rope, is now used to firmly bind the limbs and body in this position.
It was an occasional occurrence twenty or more years ago for a squaw when she lost a favorite child to commit suicide by hanging herself with a lariat over the limb of a tree.
Lariat and picket pin, coiled and secured, hung from the near side of the pommel.
Next he hobbled the animal, and drove the stake pin, to which the lariat was attached, deeply into the ground.
With any pressure that she might be able to command, a keen cutting edge would be necessary to free her from the coils of the lariat.
It was not more than two feet deep, but the extra resistance it caused, and the extra alarm it excited in the horses, resulted in the breaking of the lariat.
Ted carried in his hand a new, strong Mexican lariat.
As Sultan galloped on, Ted leaped into the saddle, and began to make a noose in his lariat, for he now was equally armed with his enemy.
The remainder of the afternoon was therefore spent in riding, throwing the lariat and in shooting, much to the gratification of Mr.
He patted her flanks and talked to her in Russian while he pulled up her lariat pin and set it in a new place.
His blanket was a scarlet Navajo, and his rope a rawhide lariat.
I never throwed a bull in my life, except with my lariat.
He found a few strands of wire in his kit and with these he made a collar and a wire leader that led out to where the tough lariat began.
How the boys improved their shooting and mastered the details of that fascinating sport of handling the lariat are all familiar to our readers.
Surely those Sioux Indians who stretched a hay lariat across the Union Pacific Railroad in order to stop the running of trains had small sense of the ridiculous.
Its angry mother was in the next lot, but Virginia felt perfectly safe as she swung her lariat and dragged the bleating calf around the barn-yard.
Flood and Campbell waded out, and taking a lariat, fastened it around his chest under the arms.
Forcing a passage through the driftwood, I took the loose end of the lariat and started for the north bank, the double outfit following.
Prescott was making a lariat, though he had no skill in the use of such a thing.
He had a long, plaited lariat which settled surely over the neck of the brute he was after.
That cowboy will not soon get over the humiliation of having his lariat give way.
No wonder Frank laughed, even while he watched the cowboy dropping his lariat down as the other so coolly requested.
With his reins well in hand, his lariat ready, and full of excitement, Billy waited for the horses to reach the stream, which they entered to quench their thirst.
And he swung from the stage with the easy flow of muscle that is the reward of those who live in the saddle and make a fine art of throwing the lariat.
Running open the noose of the lariat, she dropped it surely over his shoulders.

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