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trapplex 

A collection of traphouses, traditionally in an apartment or condominium complex, where a large amount of trapping or running the trap takes place. Can be commonly identified by large amounts of entering and exiting foot or vehicle traffic, as well as by the sighting of multiple persons carrying USPS boxes throughout the day.
Have you been to that apartment complex before? It's a total trapplex.
trapplex by MyCrazyMind October 12, 2018
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The phenomenon associated with buying Apple products such that each one increasingly traps you into buying the next.
First I got an iPhone, then an iPad....I want an Apple TV so I can use AirPlay but I'm afraid I'm falling into a Trapple.
Trapple by Grouphoot July 22, 2011
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trappled 

Trapped into having to continue using Apple products due to the non-compatibility with other hardware or all your music being locked into iTunes.
My iPod has given up the ghost and I would totally move over to Samsung, but I'm trappled.
trappled by AW13 January 14, 2014
The best gamer imaginable. If you’re on a team with trappex, type ggs and prepare for the shortest game of your life. Anyone named trappex is sure to go pro, if they haven’t already beaten all of them.
Aceu: damn that trappex guy is in my lobby.
Ninja: we should forfeit there’s no way we win this.
trappex by Markusgameman November 24, 2020
When you invest in Apple and you lose money.
I bought calls and got trappled.
Trapple by Stonkerapple August 3, 2022
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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