Thesaurus / reata
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On this page you'll find 5 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to reata, such as: lasso, noose, riata, and tether.
How to use reata in a sentence
The Indians were expert not only with the bow but with the reata as well, and many Spaniards were lassoed and slain.
THE SPANISH PIONEERSCHARLES F. LUMMISThen he raised his eyes, measured the distance and turning the reata forcibly round his head, hurled it into Doa Anita's balcony.
THE TIGER-SLAYERGUSTAVE AIMARDHe drew a few steps nearer, undid the reata fastened round his loins, and held it in his right hand.
THE TIGER-SLAYERGUSTAVE AIMARDThe Mexican and the man who had come so luckily to his help had securely tied the Indian with a reata.
THE TIGER-SLAYERGUSTAVE AIMARDA reata, rolled up and fastened to the saddle-bow, allowed them to be recognised as partisans from the Mexican frontiers.
THE GOLD-SEEKERSGUSTAVE AIMARDWhen necessary, the reata was lowered to the level of the ground, to accommodate passers-by.
SIXTY YEARS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1853-1913HARRIS NEWMARKIt did not last long, but though it was so rapid, Brighteye had taken advantage of the transient gleam to hurl his reata.
THE INDIAN SCOUTGUSTAVE AIMARDThe Canadian took the reata hanging at the saddlebow, and swinging it round his head, awaited the gleam of the next flash.
THE INDIAN SCOUTGUSTAVE AIMARDShe pulled my hair wickedly for those slippers, and I got a reata on my back from my grandmother for that running away.
THE TREASURE TRAILMARAH ELLIS RYANRhodes scowled and began uncoiling a reata in case it would be needed to tie Miguel in the saddle.
THE TREASURE TRAILMARAH ELLIS RYANWORDS RELATED TO REATA
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