by leatherboigrl May 6, 2015
The word "Trap" has been assigned many roles as far back as the early 1700s with traps becoming a mainstream term for combat weapons.
This however is the definition of the 2017 variation of the word "Trap".
The 2017 term Trap has been linked together with the terms crossdressing and femboy. The term Trap means that a male decided to pose as a female to 'Trap' other men into their grasp and reveal the truth when it is way too late. This is not to be confused with the terms listed in the latter after Trap.
The terms listed apply to those who wish for nothing more than to wear feminine clothing. Malicious usage of the clothes is a form of lying and Trapping.
This however is the definition of the 2017 variation of the word "Trap".
The 2017 term Trap has been linked together with the terms crossdressing and femboy. The term Trap means that a male decided to pose as a female to 'Trap' other men into their grasp and reveal the truth when it is way too late. This is not to be confused with the terms listed in the latter after Trap.
The terms listed apply to those who wish for nothing more than to wear feminine clothing. Malicious usage of the clothes is a form of lying and Trapping.
"Poor guy, he fell for a trap."
"You couldn't tell it was a trap to begin with? Well too late buddy, you're gay."
"You couldn't tell it was a trap to begin with? Well too late buddy, you're gay."
by Theananilator September 27, 2017
1. A male of whom appears or dresses in a feminine way in order to lead people to believe he is female.
(Usually, traps fool unsuspecting teens into fucking them. However when the pants come off, the unsuspecting teens freak out)
(Usually, traps fool unsuspecting teens into fucking them. However when the pants come off, the unsuspecting teens freak out)
1.
John: Dude that girl is so fucking fine!
Al: FUCK, I think she's a trap, dude.
John: Shit I was gonna fuck it, too.
John: Dude that girl is so fucking fine!
Al: FUCK, I think she's a trap, dude.
John: Shit I was gonna fuck it, too.
by AustinAech July 18, 2006
The place where illegal drugs are sold. The term comes from how difficult it is to escape that lifestyle.
by freeog October 25, 2015
a) A safehouse.
b) A place where a stash of drugs or money is kept (usually a girl's house) in order to avoid having it stolen or busted.
c) A place that can be easily accessed at any time and few know about.
d) Sometimes a place to do deals but not frequently to avoid making it "hot".
e) Not to be confused with a crib because a real trapstar doesn't want his house to have much "stuff" in it because it will become a target for theives, haters, police. (In fact, a trapper doesn't really even want people to know where his crib or his trap(s) are.)
b) A place where a stash of drugs or money is kept (usually a girl's house) in order to avoid having it stolen or busted.
c) A place that can be easily accessed at any time and few know about.
d) Sometimes a place to do deals but not frequently to avoid making it "hot".
e) Not to be confused with a crib because a real trapstar doesn't want his house to have much "stuff" in it because it will become a target for theives, haters, police. (In fact, a trapper doesn't really even want people to know where his crib or his trap(s) are.)
"I gotta stop by the trap real quick to weigh out this "cuttie" for dude."
"You need two O's? Okay I got them at the trap, I'll be right back."
"You need two O's? Okay I got them at the trap, I'll be right back."
by Lucca Brassi March 26, 2009
A cisgender person who does a very convincing job of passing as the opposite sex (ie. a crossdresser).
According to Knowyourmeme, the word was coined in the early 2000's from the meme "IT'S A TRAP"; it was, and still is, primarily used by anime and video game communities to refer to effeminate male characters, such as Bridget from Guilty Gear, who look so feminine as to fool fans into thinking that they are actually women.
However, "trap" has drawn criticism from the trans community, with many insisting that it is (or in some cases, always was) intended as a slur towards trans people (ironically, the trans community originally co-opted the word for themselves, likely before realizing the connotations it carried). While calling a trans person a trap does reflect a mindset that gets trans people abused or killed, it should be noted that a word being considered derogatory in one context does not make it derogatory in all other contexts.
According to Knowyourmeme, the word was coined in the early 2000's from the meme "IT'S A TRAP"; it was, and still is, primarily used by anime and video game communities to refer to effeminate male characters, such as Bridget from Guilty Gear, who look so feminine as to fool fans into thinking that they are actually women.
However, "trap" has drawn criticism from the trans community, with many insisting that it is (or in some cases, always was) intended as a slur towards trans people (ironically, the trans community originally co-opted the word for themselves, likely before realizing the connotations it carried). While calling a trans person a trap does reflect a mindset that gets trans people abused or killed, it should be noted that a word being considered derogatory in one context does not make it derogatory in all other contexts.
Person 1: "Bruh, Hideri is best trap"
Person 2: "Uuummmm tr*p is a transphobic SLUR that reflects a mentality that gets trans people KILLED, and I will report you for hate speech if you use it again"
Person 1: "But I was talking about a crossdresser, not a tran-"
Person 2: "NOPE, NOPE, STOP TALKING, GO TO JAIL"
Person 2: "Uuummmm tr*p is a transphobic SLUR that reflects a mentality that gets trans people KILLED, and I will report you for hate speech if you use it again"
Person 1: "But I was talking about a crossdresser, not a tran-"
Person 2: "NOPE, NOPE, STOP TALKING, GO TO JAIL"
by Alpha Shitlord April 8, 2020