A foreign man who has married a woman for citizenship. He is only her husband for VISA purposes and has no house hold power.
I heard you got married, congratulations
“Oh don’t worry, he’s just my trap husband. I’m still coming over”
“Oh don’t worry, he’s just my trap husband. I’m still coming over”
by BlvkKing September 17, 2018
Unique chess middle game technique which requires advanced positional mobility and illustrious Garlic knot tactical knowledge. This move is also know as the Garlic Knot Kiddie Counter Gambit: Scrabungus Variation.
"I slammed Cagnus Marlson using the Pepperoni Plower Trap Yesterday."
"Revy Lozmen destroyed me in chess yesterday using the Garlic Knot Kiddie Counter Gambit: Scrabungus Variation."
"Revy Lozmen destroyed me in chess yesterday using the Garlic Knot Kiddie Counter Gambit: Scrabungus Variation."
by Lylian 69420 March 14, 2024
The plausible situation when you're an inch in your mom and you're dad is an inch in you and you have to make a tough decision to try and escape.
by Backpacktrack May 25, 2025
The practice of being very angry about or offended by something you have no experience with, coined after the general outrage towards the Sega CD game Night Trap, which was painted by politicians and protestors at the time to be a game about hurting women, when in reality the game is about using security cameras to protect teenage girls from vampires.
Regardless of how many people reconsidered their statements after watching it, the public response to the ad campaign for the movie Cuties is always going to be my go-to for showing somebody what Night Trapping is.
by eeeonieeonieeeoni June 17, 2024
The trap is a place where people go hard. See Dalen that trapper is the lord of it.. nobody can trap it as hard as he has..
Dalen runs the trap, he is the trap lord Baby or Star of the Trap, first of his name dawg word.. now fuck outta my trap lil skuid
by Trappin in the trap June 18, 2022
A trauma trap is a person on Instagram or other social media platforms who posts intentionally triggering or divisive content under the guise of vulnerability, education, or advocacy. While their posts may appear relatable or well-meaning on the surface, the real motive is to stir emotional reactions, spark arguments, and gain attention to boost engagement and follower counts. Instead of fostering healing or awareness, trauma traps exploit sensitive topics to manipulate algorithms and grow their personal brand—often at the expense of genuine connection or collective understanding.
“At first her posts seemed empowering, but then I realized she was just setting a trauma trap—constantly provoking outrage to farm likes and boost her visibility.”
by Penelope Ash May 28, 2025
by thetrap April 14, 2019