Crossword clues for reata
reata
- Vaquero's lariat
- Vaquero's necessity
- Rope in Spanish mare at Ascot boxes
- Cowboy's rope
- Cow catcher (Var.)
- Gaucho's tool
- Strong rope
- Cowboy gear
- Rodeo accessory
- Steer snagger
- ''Giant'' ranch
- Ranch in a Ferber novel
- Lariat (var.)
- Vaquero's need
- The ranch in "Giant"
- The ranch in ''Giant''
- Ranch in Edna Ferber's "Giant"
- Line at a rodeo?
- Vaquero's prop
- Vaquero's equipment
- Thrown rope
- The ranch in "Giant."
- Rope on a ranch
- Ranch in the film "Giant"
- Ranch in the film 'Giant'
- Line in a bull session?
- Giant ranch
- Cowhand's catcher
- Calf snagger
- Bit of rodeo gear
- Bick's ranch, in "Giant"
- "Giant" spread
- "Giant" setting
- ___ Ranch, in “Giant.”
- Gaucho's rope (Var.)
- Lariat for Luis
- Rope used to hang banditos
- Gaucho gear
- Gaucho's necesidad
- Ferber's "Giant" ranch
- Rodeo catcher
- Rodeo rope
- Ranch in "Giant"
- Ringer of some necks
- Ranch in Ferber's "Giant"
- Lariat in the Southwest (Var.)
- Vaquero's rope
- Ranch in the 1956 film "Giant"
- Spanish for "rope"
- Rope, for Ricardo
- Bit of gaucho gear
- Bit of cowboy gear
- Bit of vaquero gear
- A long noosed rope used to catch animals
- Lariat for León
- "Giant" ranch
- Gear for a gaucho
- S.A. lariat
- Gaucho's lasso
- Gaucho's lariat
- Lasso for a gaucho
- Dogie catcher
- S.A. lasso
- Gaucho's item
- Llanero's lariat
- Spanish lasso
- Pampas rope
- Rope, in Jalisco
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Reata \Re*a"ta\ (r[asl]*[aum]"t[.a]), n. [Sp.] A lariat.
Wiktionary
n. A lariat or lasso.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "reata".
Then he moved over to a vent pipe and fastened one end of the reata snuggly to the rusty iron.
Longarm took a deep breath, got as good a hold as he could on the glass with one hand, and backed off the roof holding on to the reata with the other.
He entered the corral, the reata dangling loosely from his right hand.
The horses began to mill about with agitation, and Longarm saw the reata snake out to catch a tall buckskin gelding.
In the Spanish country it was called reata and even today is sometimes seen in the Southwest made of rawhide.
Chaps from chaparejos, lariat from la reata, sombrero, mesquite, latigo, tapadero, bandanna, buckaroo from vaquero, corral, rodeo, remuda, ranch from rancho.