roper
ˈroʊpər
Definition

Definition of roper - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
cowboy skillsRareUScowboy skilled in using a lassoRareUS
  • The roper caught the runaway calf with ease.
wrangler
2.
craftsmanRareperson who makes ropesRare
  • The roper demonstrated his skills at the fair..
twister
3.
gamesDatedUSdecoy luring people into a rigged gameDatedUS
  • The roper convinced him to join the card game.
plant shill
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  • roper: cowboy skilled in using a lasso
    cowboy skilled in using a lasso

Origin of roper

Old English, rāp (rope) + -er (agent suffix)

Examples of roper in a sentence

  • Every roper in the competition showed remarkable talent.
  • The roper crafted a sturdy rope.
  • A skilled roper is essential for the job.
  • The roper led them to the rigged roulette table.
  • She acted as a roper to attract more players.

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  1. French:lanceur de lasso, cordier, ...
  2. German:Lasso-Experte, Seiler, ...
  3. Italian:mandriano, cordaio, ...
  4. Spanish:vaquero, soguero, ...
  5. Portuguese:laçador, cordoeiro, ...
  6. Chinese:套索能手, 绳匠, ...
  7. Japanese:ローパー, 縄職人, ...
  8. Arabic:مبارز بالحبل, حَبّال, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָאוּבּוֹי מְיוּמָן בְּלָאסוֹ, יְצָרָן חֲבָלִים, ...
  10. Russian:ковбой, канатчик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ропер, канатник, ...
  12. Hindi:काउबॉय, रस्सीकार, ...

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