loop

Just being able to be in the loop when something is happening, it just works.

The outré character is sure to throw even the most ardent fans of the Golden Globe winner for a loop.

From the roof of the barn is a long loop of rope, through this the turkey is suspended by its legs.

I am coming from Venice [Film Festival], so I am a little bit out of the time loop.

The system could operate on a closed loop, recycling its water and harnessing the power of the sun.

Finish off with a button and loop, and flute the frill on each side over the finger to make it set.

The hawser was made into a loop around his body and the other end was tied around the mother.

This time we made a double loop around him, and also made him hold on to the rope around the tree with his trunk.

A small loop, slipped over the point of the lower stick, held the noose in position.

A small nail or button—anything larger than the loop in the wire—should be attached to the kite string a few feet from the kite.