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mantrap
/ ˈmænˌtræp /
noun
- a snare for catching people, esp trespassers
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Big hole down there filled up and the bridge that was just a mantrap new floored!
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The old sheriff never allows any thing done outside the rules, for he's tighter than a mantrap. '
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The cousins were alongside in the field which this mantrap bounded.
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As for her complexion, that was nearly as brilliant as Lady Mantrap's, and without the powder which her ladyship uses.
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I asked Lady Mantrap, when I heard you were to be here, to invite me to her party.
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