1. past tense of lariat; caught or secured with a lasso or rope
Usage: chiefly Western U.S.

1. secured or tied with a lariat (lasso); bound with a rope
Usage: chiefly Western U.S.

Examples

• The cowboy lariated the wild horse with a swift throw.
• The cattle were lariated and led back to the ranch.
• A lariated pony stood tethered near the barn.
• He lariated the stray calf before it could run off.
• The lariated animals were secured for the night.