Bear Trap

When you bend her over and induce Anal. Allow for her now lax butthole to gape. Proceed to spread butt cheeks as far apart as you can. Drop your balls into her gaping asshole. Let both hands go simultaneously causing a "bear trap" effect on the testicals. As you're balls are completely consumed inside her asshole you will attempt to walk across the room as if carrying your baby cub to safety. Bear trap

My girlfriend and I tried the Bear trap last night. gaping sex anal bears balls batcave

by Toeknee August 29, 2016

grease trap

The act of a threesome where one person catches all the drippings

Last night I volunteered to be the grease trap

by Dirty -J- October 3, 2016

Tongue Trap

When the shawty tryna be up on you shit and lead you into a kiss trap

"When my girl was outta town that blonde chick tongue trapped me"
"damn I wish I'd get tongue trapped I'm so lonely!!1!1!!!"

trap setup example: "hey I need some help with my homework can you come over here?"

by DA ORIGINAL NIGGA BALLS March 30, 2021

The Sand Trap

You rub sandpaper on your condom so it is grippier, and you stick it inside a girl.

Guy 1: “Hey how was last night?”
Guy 2: “It was great. I used the sand trap on her.”
Guy 1: “Nice.”

by Uejsbshfjs April 1, 2022

Trap Button

When the belly button rule fails because she is an "outie."

Patrick: Cheryl had me go down on her, but I puked when I caught a whiff of her trap button.

Dustin: What the fuck is a trap button?

Patrick: It's when you can't tell she's a whore because she's an "outie" and never wears clothing that exposes her belly. You think it's kosher until you're south of the border.

by Raphastus March 10, 2014

Trap House

Apparently it is used to describe a crack house in a shady neighborhood? I used to think it was a house full of femboys ._.

Person 1: YOO MY GUY *takes out two maid dresses* WE'RE GOING TO THE TRAP HOUSE!

Person 2: What are the maid dresses for?

by KipperTheCricket July 21, 2021

Trauma Trap

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