In the narcotics industry, an area where drugs are bought and sold in an open-air street market. People who are major drug dealers in a trap are known as "Trap Stars"

Fur trapper, one who traps animals for a living

Animal traps, see Animal trapping, often used to obtain the fur or meat of wild animals

In horseriding, a device which attaches a carriage to a pony

Trap, nickname for Giovanni Trapattoni, Italian soccer manager

Venus Flytrap, a carnivorous plant

In bodybuilding, a nickname for the trapezius muscle

In electronics, a filter used to block a range of frequencies

Night Trap, a 1992 video game

Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, also in Virginia

Treasure Trap, a live action role-playing game

Trapping may refer to: Animal trapping - The act of trapping animals Trapping - A prepress technique in printing, also called spreading and choking. Trapping (Martial Arts) - A combat range or...

Speed trap, a tactic designed to catch speed limit violators; it may also refer to a place where such a tactic is commonly used

In biochemistry, TRAP is an abbreviation for tartrate resistant acid phosphatase

Trivia Trap, a short-lived TV game show

In geology, a rock formation in which water, salt or hydrocarbons may collect

Welfare trap, a phenomenon by which social policies interact to keep people dependent on welfare; related concepts include the unemployment trap and poverty trap

Honey trap, a form of sting operation in law enforcement

Deccan Traps, in west-central India

Booby trap, a mechanism designed to capture or harm unsuspecting humans or animals

Verbal trap, a statement or question phrased in such a way that any valid response would imply something the responder does not intend. See also Trick question

Trap-Neuter-Return, a method of animal control

Liquidity trap, a concept in economics involving a stagnant economy and low interest rates

Penning trap, used to store charged particles

Bat and trap, an old game played with a trap

Wolf Trap, Virginia

Punji stick

Trap (plumbing), a U-shaped pipe located below a drain; also called a water seal

Siberian Traps in Russia

Trap street, a fictitious or incorrectly rendered street on a map

Canary trap, a method for exposing an information leak

Trou de loup

Man-trap summary and related information.

Neutral zone trap, a defensive strategy in ice hockey

In role-playing games, a type of obstacle often used in dungeons

Sand trap, a golf bunker.

Insect trap, used to capture insects

Trapdoor, a recessed (often hidden) door in a floor or ceiling

Polar Trappers, a 1938 Disney cartoon

High level equilibrium trap, a concept used to explain why China never underwent an indigenous Industrial Revolution

TRAP law, a type of legislation used to restrict abortion providers

Chemical trap, a chemical compound responsible for capturing an elusive molecule.

Heligoland trap, a large funnel-shaped structure used to trap birds

The Parent Trap, the title of two Disney movies

Trap (carriage), a light two- or four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage

Mousetrap, designed to catch mice. See also Mousetrap (disambiguation)

In computing and operating systems, a trap is a programming code or signal designed to capture errors and reveal where they are. More specifically, a processor-generated exception, usually resulting in a switch into kernel mode

Traps, a common name for elevated topographic features made out of basalt, an igneous rock

Traprock, a common name for basalt, an igneous rock

Trap (poker), a poker strategy

In color printing, where inks of different colours have been overlapped to mask registration problems. The process is called spreading and choking

In shooting sports, the activity of trap shooting, a clay target shooting sport; also, specifically the Olympic Trap event; also, the device which launches the clays

A meme from the internet describing a man who is intending to look like an attractive woman or a pre-op male to female transsexual. Females crossdressing as males or pre-op female to male transsexuals are often referred to as reverse traps. Some consider this usage of the word to be offensive.

A trap room, part of a theater.

Ambush (often called a trap, as in the exclamation, "It's a trap!")