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Definition of trap
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Trap (n.) An old term
rather
loosely
used to
designate
various
dark-colored,
heavy
igneous
rocks,
including
especially
the
feldspathic-augitic
rocks,
basalt,
dolerite,
amygdaloid,
etc., but
including
also some kinds of
diorite.
Called
also trap
rock..
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Seal
::
Seal (n.) An
arrangement
for
preventing
the
entrance
or
return
of gas or air into a pipe, by which the open end of the pipe dips
beneath
the
surface
of water or other
liquid,
or a deep bend or sag in the pipe is
filled
with the
liquid;
a
draintrap..
Trepan
::
Trepan
(v. t.) To
insnare;
to trap; to
trapan.
Trappean
::
Trappean
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to trap; being of the
nature
of trap.
Trapan
::
Trapan
(v. t.) To
insnare;
to catch by
stratagem;
to
entrap;
to
trepan.
Intrapetiolar
::
Intrapetiolar
(a.)
Situated
between
the
petiole
and the stem; -- said of the pair of
stipules
at the base of a
petiole
when
united
by those
margins
next the
petiole,
thus
seeming
to form a
single
stipule
between
the
petiole
and the stem or
branch;
-- often
confounded
with
interpetiolar,
from which it
differs
essentially
in
meaning..
Polyphony
::
Polyphony
(n.)
Composition
in
mutually
related,
equally
important
parts which share the
melody
among them;
contrapuntal
composition;
--
opposed
to
homophony,
in which the
melody
is given to one part only, the
others
filling
out the
harmony.
See
Counterpoint..
Ney
::
Ney (n.)
Anything
designed
or
fitted
to
entrap
or
catch;
a
snare;
any
device
for
catching
and
holding.
Traphole
::
Traphole
(n.) See
Trou-de-loup.
Trapezia
::
Trapezia
(pl. ) of
Trapeziu.
Clip
::
Clip (n.) An
embracing
strap for
holding
parts
together;
the iron
strap,
with loop, at the ends of a
whiffletree..
Icositetrahedron
::
Icositetrahedron
(n.) A
twenty-four-sided
solid;
a
tetragonal
trisoctahedron
or
trapezohedron.
Tangle
::
Tangle
(n.) To
involve;
to
insnare;
to
entrap;
as, to be
tangled
in
lies..
Amygdaloid
::
Amygdaloid
(n.) A
variety
of trap or
basaltic
rock,
containing
small
cavities,
occupied,
wholly
or in part, by
nodules
or
geodes
of
different
minerals,
esp.
agates,
quartz,
calcite,
and the
zeolites.
When the
imbedded
minerals
are
detached
or
removed
by
decomposition,
it is
porous,
like
lava..
Understrapping
::
Understrapping
(a.)
Becoming
an
understrapper;
subservient.
Understrapper
::
Understrapper
(n.) A petty
fellow;
an
inferior
agent;
an
underling.
Noose
::
Noose (v. t.) To tie in a
noose;
to catch in a
noose;
to
entrap;
to
insnare.
Chape
::
Chape (n.) The piece by which an
object
is
attached
to
something,
as the frog of a
scabbard
or the metal loop at the back of a
buckle
by which it is
fastened
to a
strap..
Trapezohedron
::
Trapezohedron
(n.) A solid
bounded
by
twenty-four
equal and
similar
trapeziums;
a
tetragonal
trisoctahedron.
See the Note under
Trisoctahedron.
Tumpline
::
Tumpline
(n.) A strap
placed
across
a man's
forehead
to
assist
him in
carrying
a pack on his back.
Gear
::
Gear (n.) The
harness
of
horses
or
cattle;
trapping.
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