Lasso (noun)

A rope or cord with a loop at one end, used especially in the western United States to catch cattle or horses by throwing the loop over the animal's head and pulling tight.

Origin:

From spanish lazo "loop", from latin laqueus "snare", from proto-indo-european *lak- "to catch".

Examples:

1. The cowboy used his lasso to catch the wild horse.
2. The rodeo performer swung his lasso in a wide circle before throwing it.
3. The lasso was made of a durable and strong material.
4. The lasso was used to bring the animal under control.
5. The lasso was tied to the saddle horn for easy access.