noun 1.a
trap for mice, especially one consisting of a rectangular wooden base on
which a metal spring is mounted.
2.a device, machine, or the like whose structure or function suggests a
trap for mice.
3.a device, system, or stratagem for detecting and catching someone in an unauthorized or illegal act.
4.Football. trap1 (def. 11).
verb (used with object) 5.Informal. a.to
trap or snare:
traffic cops mousetrapping drunken drivers. b.to manipulate by devious or clever means; trick or outwit: to mousetrap the witness into a contradiction.
6.Football. trap1 (def. 20).
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Mousetrap
is one of our favorite verbs.
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Idiom7.build a better mousetrap, to make or offer a superior product.