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bola

noun as in lasso

Strong matches

noun as in machete

Strongest matches

Strong match

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Abel tried swinging the stone around and around above his head with a gradually lengthening line and then releasing it like a bola.

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The Tehuelche were innovators, too: Outsiders marveled at their bolas, weighted rope snares they swung and launched from horseback to hunt llamalike guanaco and flightless rhea birds.

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Throughout the night, the organizer enthusiastically greets friends, checks in with the referee and yells the occasional “bola!” all while lugging around a tripod with his phone strapped to the top.

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Sandi defends himself against the hired hands sent to kill him, such as Ramon — a psychotic barber armed with stainless steel shears — with only a bolas as his weapon.

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She took the queso de bola, as we called it, and peeled the red waxy exterior with a short knife.

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