Definition of "corraled" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of corral. (verb)

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• "It deflected off the stick of Nashville defenseman Andy Delmore, Begin corraled it and beat Vokoun to the glove side."
• "Brevet Captain E.R. P. Shurley (whom the writer knew as post-adjutant in Camp Douglas, Illinois, and who was wounded in the war) was suddenly attacked on Goose Creek; he was desperately wounded, and his command was surrounded and "corraled" for some time, until troops came to his relief and saved the "outfit.""
• "At supper Ruth Mary waited on the strangers in silence, while Angy kept the cats and dogs "corraled," as her father called it, in the shed, that their impetuous appetites might not disturb the feast."