loop . ( Of the lat. )( laqueus ). 1. m. tie or knot of ribbons or similar thing that serves as adorno. 2. lazada m. (? node that is released by pulling on one of los cabos). 3. m. emblem that forms part a tape dubbed in a convenient and regulated manner. Ribbon of the order of Isabella the Catholic. Loop of nurse. 4. m. adornment made of a metal imitating the lazo of the tape. 5. m. design or drawing is done with boxwood, Myrtle and other plants in the paintings of the gardens. 6. m. Each of the artifice and figurative links which are in the dance. 7. m. device of twisted wire, with a noose to threads, secured on the floor with an estaquilla, is used to catch rabbits. It is also of cerda for hunting partridges and other birds. 8. m. rope or braid with a noose at one end, which serves to hold bulls, horses, etc., throwing is her feet or head. 9. m. twine that ensures the load. 10 m. In the crossbows, rodeo with horses for the res to clarify it to shooting of whom waiting, fooling her and doing to flee by the party that has not left trace. 11. m. ruse or artifice misleading. 12. m. Union, link, obligation. 13. m. Arq. Garnish of lines and rosettes linked with each other in the mouldings, friezes and other things. loop blind. 1. m. The crossbows which is used to hunt the cattle without seeing them. arm loop to someone. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Put snares; use Wiles or artifice to defraud him. drop someone in the loop .. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. fall into the trap. with the loop to the throat. 1. loc. verb. with the rope to the throat. get the loop to the foot. 1. loc. verb. Ant. build loop. gnaw someone the loop .. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Escape the predicament or hazard that was. tender to someone a loop .. 1. loc. verb. Lure them with deception to cause prejudice.