Rope (noun)

1. A length of fiber or wire used for fastening, tying, or securing objects.
2. A cord or twine used for hanging or tying something.

Origin:

Old english rāp 'rope', of germanic origin; related to dutch rep and german reif 'ring, hoop'.

Examples:

1. He used a rope to tie up the package.
2. She climbed down from the roof using a rope.
3. The sailor was skilled at tying knots in the rope.
4. They used a long rope to tie up the boat to the dock.
5. The escape artist managed to slip out of the ropes that bound him.