by Janooskii February 13, 2017
by mynamacleff July 1, 2017
An archetypal character in anime/manga, although real life people can perform the role as well.
Cisgendered characters, usually male, who has the appearance (and sometimes, character traits) of an attractive member of the other sex.
Transgendered individuals are definitionally not a trap. Calling them such can be taken to be offensive, due to it being a form of erasure.
Often, but not always, a crossdresser.
Can be after sexual attention, and/or be homosexual. In any case, neither are defining traits, although often debated by fans and anti-fans.
A popular meme is an ongoing debate on whether liking traps (or disliking them) is gay.
Cisgendered characters, usually male, who has the appearance (and sometimes, character traits) of an attractive member of the other sex.
Transgendered individuals are definitionally not a trap. Calling them such can be taken to be offensive, due to it being a form of erasure.
Often, but not always, a crossdresser.
Can be after sexual attention, and/or be homosexual. In any case, neither are defining traits, although often debated by fans and anti-fans.
A popular meme is an ongoing debate on whether liking traps (or disliking them) is gay.
Normie: Hey, that cartoon character is hot. 10/10 would bang.
Nerd: Um, Actually, it's an anime character. Also, he's a trap.
Nerd 2: The D makes it better though amirite?
Nerd 1: Traps are like, completely gay dude
Nerd 2: Only 2.19% gay
Nerd 3: Actually, if you define straight as being attracted to girliness, and gay is the opposite, not being attracted to a trap means you're not attracted to the girliness so that means not liking traps is gay.
Everyone: Wat.
Nerd: Um, Actually, it's an anime character. Also, he's a trap.
Nerd 2: The D makes it better though amirite?
Nerd 1: Traps are like, completely gay dude
Nerd 2: Only 2.19% gay
Nerd 3: Actually, if you define straight as being attracted to girliness, and gay is the opposite, not being attracted to a trap means you're not attracted to the girliness so that means not liking traps is gay.
Everyone: Wat.
by NamelessNeko October 22, 2019
by Patrick Hannah July 2, 2003
A crossdresser, usually a fictional character in an anime, who dresses up in the opposite gender's clothing to trick people into thinking that they're the opposite gender. Term comes from the anime trope of a character dressing up in drag to trick people into thinking that they're the opposite gender.
Not to be confused with transgenderism, which is a person transitioning to the opposite gender.
Not to be confused with transgenderism, which is a person transitioning to the opposite gender.
Person A: That's a cute girl! What anime is she from?
Person B: It's actually a dude. He's a trap. He's from anime title.
Person B: It's actually a dude. He's a trap. He's from anime title.
by iwantdeathpleasekillme December 15, 2017
Traps on is the act of utilising your "traps" or trapezuis muscle when pleasuring a female with only your hands (hand shandy). When your forearms seize up, your traps will be there to help.
by The Trap King February 27, 2014
In Starwars: Return of the Jedi, during the assault on the second Deathstar, the Evil Emperor lures the Rebel forces into a trap.
The Master of the Obvious, and Admiral of the Rebel Fleet, Admiral Ackbar exclaims "IT'S A TRAP!", after one of his subordinates says "Enemy Ships in Sector 47!"
This is fundamentally the greatest Star Wars line, and one liner ever.
Usage is widespread.
The Master of the Obvious, and Admiral of the Rebel Fleet, Admiral Ackbar exclaims "IT'S A TRAP!", after one of his subordinates says "Enemy Ships in Sector 47!"
This is fundamentally the greatest Star Wars line, and one liner ever.
Usage is widespread.
by mergedwarrior August 20, 2007