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corral

noun as in enclosure

Strongest match

verb as in enclose

Strongest matches

Strong matches

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Mark Langill, the Dodgers staff historian since 1994, also will corral enough artifacts to create displays throughout the stadium.

The punter couldn’t corral the loose ball and running back Hassan Haskins batted it out of the end zone to limit the damage to a safety.

El Zurdo — “The Lefty” — would be Fernando Valenzuela, the youngest of 12 children from this desert hamlet in northwest Mexico who would corral a blend of ineffable talent and gritty determination to electrify Southern California and the baseball universe.

Journalists like Tapper still act as if they can corral Trump loyalists into acknowledging even the most obvious truths.

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Firefighters there and to the east fighting the Line fire and south at the Airport fire in Orange and Riverside counties have been counting on a break from days of extreme heat and low humidity as an opportunity to start to corral the out-of-control blazes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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