trapped |
cgaed |
trapper |
trapped |
As a noun trapper
is one who traps animals; one who makes a business of trapping animals for their furs.
As a verb trapped is
(
trap).
As an adjective trapped is
caught in a trap.
strapped |
trapped |
As verbs the difference between strapped and trapped
is that
strapped is (
strap) while
trapped is (
trap).
As adjectives the difference between strapped and trapped
is that
strapped is (of a person|informal) muscular while
trapped is caught in a trap.
trapped |
wrapped |
As verbs the difference between trapped and wrapped
is that
trapped is past tense of trap while
wrapped is past tense of wrap.
As adjectives the difference between trapped and wrapped
is that
trapped is caught in a trap while
wrapped is encased in a wrapping.
frapped |
trapped |
As verbs the difference between frapped and trapped
is that
frapped is (
frap) while
trapped is (
trap).
As an adjective trapped is
caught in a trap.
trapped |
crapped |
As verbs the difference between trapped and crapped
is that
trapped is (
trap) while
crapped is (
crap).
As an adjective trapped
is caught in a trap.
trapped |
tripped |
As verbs the difference between trapped and tripped
is that
trapped is (
trap) while
tripped is (
trip).
As an adjective trapped
is caught in a trap.
trapped |
rapped |
As verbs the difference between trapped and rapped
is that
trapped is (
trap) while
rapped is (
rap).
As an adjective trapped
is caught in a trap.
trapped |
tramped |
As verbs the difference between trapped and tramped
is that
trapped is (
trap) while
tramped is (
tramp).
As an adjective trapped
is caught in a trap.
trapped |
tapped |
As verbs the difference between trapped and tapped
is that
trapped is (
trap) while
tapped is (
tap).
As an adjective trapped
is caught in a trap.
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