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noosed

UK
/nuːst/
US
/nust/

Translations

noosedadjective
more noosed
Comp.
most noosed
Super.
UK
/nuːst/
US
/nuːst/
muni d'un nœud coulantSe dit d’un objet ou d’une corde pourvue d’un nœud coulant.
The noosed rope hung from the tree, ready for the climber to use.
La corde munie d'un nœud coulant pendait de l'arbre, prête à être utilisée par l'alpiniste.
étrangléAu sens d’une personne ou d’un animal pris ou tué à l’aide d’un nœud coulant.
The prisoner was discovered noosed in his cell.
Le prisonnier a été retrouvé étranglé dans sa cellule.
Synonyms
strangled
hung
hanged
noose-bound
trapped
ensnared
lassoed
roped
nooseverb

noosed

Past Simple

noosed
Past Simple
noosed
Past Participle
noosing
Gerund
UK
/nuːs/
US
/nus/
garrotterAu sens de serrer ou capturer avec un lien qui se resserre.
The cowboy expertly noosed the runaway calf with his lasso.
Le cowboy a habilement garrotté le veau fugitif avec son lasso.
Synonyms
snare
lasso
secure
hook
entangle
loop
rope
capture
trap
ensnare

Definitions

noosedadjective
Having a loop or knot tied around something, typically in a way that is secure or tight.
The noosed rope hung from the tree, ready for the climber to use.
Having been secured or strangled with a noose, especially around the neck.
The prisoner was discovered noosed in his cell.
nooseverb
To secure or catch with a loop or knot that tightens when pulled.
The cowboy expertly noosed the runaway calf with his lasso.
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