hogtieing
/ˈhɔɡˌtaɪɪŋ/
verb
- The act of tying up by the hands and feet, or all four limbs.
- They practiced hogtieing ropes during the survival training course.
- Hogtieing a calf requires skill to avoid hurting the animal.
- The rancher was hogtieing the sheep for shearing.
- The act of restricting or immobilizing someone or something completely.
- The new policy is hogtieing our ability to respond quickly to emergencies.
- Hogtieing the competition with unfair rules is not ethical.
- She accused the bureaucracy of hogtieing innovation.
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