Definition of: corral

(kə·ral′) noun
1. An enclosed space or pen for livestock.
2. A space enclosed by wagons for protection against attack.
—v.t. ·ralled, ·ral·ling
1. To drive into and enclose in a corral; pen up.
2. To arrange in the form of a corral: to corral wagons.
3. U.S. Colloq. To seize or capture; secure. [<Sp., a yard, an enclosed space]