corral
nounUK /kəˈrɑːl/
US /kəˈræl/
A corral is a fenced area where animals like horses or cows are kept.
The farmer led the horses into the corral before feeding them.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To gather or guide animals into a fenced area.
The cowboys corralled the cattle at sunset.
3. To gather people or things together into one place.
The teacher corralled the students into the gym.
4. A circle of wagons used for defense in the old West.
The pioneers formed a corral with their wagons for the night.