Hogtieing: meaning, definitions and examples
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hogtieing
[ ˈhɔgˌtaɪɪŋ ]
physical restraint
Hogtying is a method of restraining an individual's limbs, typically by binding their hands and feet together. This technique is often associated with the handling of livestock, particularly pigs, hence the name 'hogtie.' It can also refer to the practice used in law enforcement or security situations. While it may be effective for control, hogtying can pose significant risks related to injury or breathing difficulties if applied improperly.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The rancher used hogtying to transport the pig safely.
- In the movie, the villain was hogtied by the hero.
- The police officer demonstrated how to hogtie a suspect.
Translations
Translations of the word "hogtieing" in other languages:
🇵🇹 amarrar as mãos e os pés
🇮🇳 हाथ-पैर बंधना
🇩🇪 Fesseln
🇮🇩 mengikat tangan dan kaki
🇺🇦 зав'язування рук і ніг
🇵🇱 związywanie rąk i nóg
🇯🇵 手足を縛ること
🇫🇷 ligoter les mains et les pieds
🇪🇸 atar manos y pies
🇹🇷 kolları ve ayakları bağlama
🇰🇷 손과 발을 묶다
🇸🇦 ربط اليدين والقدمين
🇨🇿 svazování rukou a nohou
🇸🇰 viazanie rúk a nôh
🇨🇳 绑手脚
🇸🇮 zavezati roke in noge
🇮🇸 binda hendur og fætur
🇰🇿 қол мен аяқты байлау
🇬🇪 มือและเท้าผูกไว้
🇦🇿 əlləri və ayaqları bağlamaq
🇲🇽 atar manos y pies
Etymology
The term 'hogtie' is largely derived from its specific application in the context of handling pigs. The verb form began to appear in English texts in the early to mid-20th century, reflecting the practices used in rural farming and livestock management. Originally, the term described the act of tying a pig's legs together for easier handling during transport or veterinary care. Over time, the usage of 'hogtie' expanded beyond agricultural contexts and became associated with various forms of restraint in law enforcement or self-defense scenarios. As the practice gained notoriety in popular culture, especially in films and television, the term adopted metaphorical uses, often indicating a situation in which someone feels utterly helpless or trapped.