halterrope

noun
UK /ˈhɔːltəˌrəʊp/
US /ˈhɔːltərˌroʊp/

A halterrope is a strong rope used to lead or tie an animal like a horse.

The farmer held the halterrope tightly as he walked the pony to the barn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rope attached to a halter for controlling livestock.

She looped the halterrope around the fence post.

3. A length of rope used as a makeshift halter.

He fashioned a halterrope from spare cord to catch the stray calf.

4. A rope forming part of a horse's headgear.

The halterrope was frayed and needed replacing before the ride.