Associations to the word «Roper»
Noun
- Trevor
- Reese
- Skid
- Phelps
- Rosenberg
- Elmer
- Hugh
- Lizzie
- Amelia
- Hinge
- Rodeo
- Frenzy
- Rolf
- Roth
- Nomad
- Lyons
- Stephanie
- Ign
- Riker
- Mildred
- Shirley
- Calf
- Nixon
- Steer
- Ben
- Quinn
- Corral
- Hitler
- Hines
- Abel
- Adapter
- Becky
- Barrett
- Saunders
- Calvert
- Poll
- Sadler
- Sitcom
- Cynthia
- Chewing
- Harley
- Daly
- Danny
- Tony
- Emerald
- Esther
- Jed
- Bullock
- Irwin
- Denton
- Gore
- Historian
- Edmonton
- Baroness
- Supposing
- Foreword
- Kerr
- Steve
- Daybreak
- Gregor
- Crescent
- Forgery
- Squid
- Margaret
- Katherine
- Landlord
- Cobb
- Napkin
- Sonora
- Catchment
- Comedian
- Willy
- Petty
- Montagu
- Fulton
- Burr
- Dd
- Garner
- Baron
- Swap
- Moses
- Charley
- Rope
- Authenticity
- Wendy
- Rip
- Irving
- Polly
- Diary
- Juvenile
- Biographer
- Mixer
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
ROPER, noun. Agent noun of rope; one who uses a rope, especially one who throws a lariat.
ROPER, noun. (dated) A maker of ropes.
ROPER, noun. One who ropes goods; a packer.
ROPER, noun. (archaic) (slang) One fit to be hanged.
ROPER, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
ROPER, noun. A decoy who lures customers into a gambling establishment (especially one with a fixed game).
ROPER, noun. A cowboy who uses a lasso to rope cattle or horses.
ROPER, noun. A craftsman who makes ropes.
Wise words
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