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corral

[kuh-ral] / kəˈræl /
NOUN
enclosure
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Tkachuk kept it in, and slid it ahead to Bennett, who reached out to corral it and then extended to poke it between Ullmark’s pads.

From Seattle Times

The first came off a deflection at the line of scrimmage, which Dixon corralled and ran back 50 yards into the east end zone — before emphatically dunking the football over the crossbar.

From Seattle Times

“It corrals the mundane and the serious into a single tight space, which is what life feels like,” former U.S. poet laureate Tracy K. Smith once said of Foster’s work.

From Los Angeles Times

After saluting the floor judges, Frazier raced to the corral to celebrate.

From Los Angeles Times

There, seals can find a swim-through buffet of baby fish, often corralled in the corners, where longer pontoons jut out.

From Seattle Times