trap
- noun
- /træp/
- NSFW
- He played a new track that perfectly embodied the trap sound with its heavy bass and rhythmic beats.
- trap music
And then it changes into like, this hard trap beat and it keeps going back and forth.
- And then it changes into like, this hard trap beat and it keeps going back and forth.
- Jesus is is is one of the kings of trap music.
- Damn father, trap music pioneer, hip hop icon, music mogul.
Examples
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I think he was quite affable and found the question funny but didn't fall into the trap.
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At the party, everyone was dancing to the latest trap music that got everyone hyped up.
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And then it changes into like, this hard trap beat and it keeps going back and forth.
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Russia's Santon Records is proving to be an increasingly impressive venue for future bass, juke, trap, and related styles.
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Trap is just a fad, sort of like dubstep was, but it doesn't mean there aren't any good trap or dubstep songs.
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Many rappers today draw inspiration from trap music, reflecting life experiences in urban environments.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Informal
A place that attracts tourists and charges them too much for poor quality things or services
- Specialized
A situation where earning more causes loss of government help and keeps people poor
- Jargon
A route of spots where people set things to catch animals and check them regularly
- Offensive
A very revealing outfit that draws attention to the wearer's crotch area
- Jargon
In American football, an illegal action where a player hits another player from the side or behind
- Specialized
A tool with a long flexible wire that clears blockages in drains
- Jargon
A play that lets a defender pass the start line then blocks them to open a gap for the runner
- Specialized
A hard dark rock formed by volcanoes that people use to build roads and buildings
A garden or terrace that gets as much sun as possible while being sheltered from cold wind
- Literature
A situation where you pay regular fees without clear permission and cannot easily stop them
Surface Forms
Etymology
The music called trap takes its name from the slang trap house — a place where drugs are sold — and the songs often reflect life and stories from that environment.