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traps
/ ٰæ /
plural noun
- belongings; luggage
Word History and Origins
Origin of traps1
Example Sentences
The Orkney Native Wildlife Project says it uses lethal traps to humanely kill the stoats.
In recent years I’ve given in to the traps of airlines — paying extra when I can to select my seat, for those two extra inches of legroom.
During lobster season, the Grey Zone is packed with boats and buoys marking the location of their traps.
In recent years, it has returned hundreds of millions of dollars to victims of fraud, in addition to passing laws that ban junk fees and subscription traps.
Wearing overalls and work boots, Gemperle walked through her orchard with a clipboard under her arm, stopping to check traps hung in the trees to monitor for almond-eating insects.
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