Definitions
a craftsman who makes ropes
Word origin
From Middle English roper, ropere; equivalent to rope + -er.
Used in a sentence
“Instead of taking to the open and falling a prey to a roper, the calf lunged sideways and went under the horse-pasture fence.”
“I'm a roper — mostly tie-down, but I do some team, too.”
“After a roper flanks a calf (picks it up and lays it down on the ground oh so very gently), he/she decides to wrap one time or two times prior to the Hooey (the Hooey is the half hitch that locks your tie together).”
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