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A word used to refer to the female private part - first used by media personality Wendy Williams during her 2000's radio show, The Wendy Williams experience on WBLS.
What's that smell?! I think Jenna needs to clean her cat-trap! Damn!
A website you usually get to after misspelling a website full of ads.
I misspelled facebook and went to fcebook.com, leading me to a typo trap page full of junk.
When you hook up with a smokin’ hot chick but you get home and find out she’s offer more than a lady and packing some serious heat (trap) But rather than bolting like a transphobic with a raging hard on sure to garner the blue balls, you settle for a vigorous old fashioned from her before grabbing an Uber and forgetting the whole thing ever happened.
I closed the bar down last night. Took home a smokin babe that was alone all night. But wound up handy trapped.
A device or tactic used by hobos to solicit or obtain handouts from unwitting passers-by. These traps are often designed to take advantage of someone who is in a vulnerable situation, locals or other hobos, which is a direct violation of rule 3 of the hobo ethical code. Traps may occasionally be marked with hobo signs designed to covertly communicate trap effectiveness with other hobos.
I barely escaped that hobo trap back there with my wallet.
Why is there an unopened champagne bottle by that bush? That's a hobo trap.
Any object or place that leads you to take a "surprise" nap.
Oftentimes, one wakes up completely bewildered or shocked that they fell asleep in a nap trap, even if they have fallen into the nap trap before.
Example 1:
3PM on Sunday
Me: Hmm. I guess I'll just sit here on the sofa and watch TV for half an hour.
4:20PM that same day
Me: *Opens eyes* Crap, did I just fall asleep?
Roomie: *Walks by* Dude, you know that couch is a nap trap.
Example 2:
No wonder I am failing calculus, that warm classroom is a total nap trap.
Trap police are police who enforce the law for traps, and may or may not also be traps themselves
>trap police knock on door
>trap opens door
"Who are y'all?"
"We are the trap police"
>trap runs away screaming
"IT WAS A ONE TIME THING, I SWEAR!!"
A spike trap is a trap that can do extensive damage when triggered. They are often found in video games and in some adventuring movies.
To be "spike trapped" is to be caught in a situation that is both painful and painfully avoidable. Players of Dungeons and Dragons frequently must "check for traps" to avoid falling into a variety of traps, including spike traps.
The character Kevin McCallister in Home Alone is someone with extensive knowledge of triggered traps, including spike traps.
In adventuring games, spike traps can make dungeon delving difficult. In multiplayer games, such as PUBG, spike traps can be set to inflict harm on your enemy while protecting a particular area.
Spike traps should not be confused with other traps that are more annoying than they are harmful. For instance, in Animal Crossing New Horizons, you can use a Pitfall Seed to lay a trap that is similar in concept to a spike trap, though it is more of an inconvenience than a damage dealing trap.
"Dude, watch out for that spike trap!"
"I can't believe I didn't see that coming. It was such a spike trap. Ouch!"