Associations to the word «Trapper»
Noun
- Trapping
- Trader
- Fur
- Pelt
- Rendezvous
- Beaver
- Mcintyre
- Hunter
- Ogden
- Yellowstone
- Edmonton
- Explorer
- Fitzpatrick
- Trap
- Spec
- Carson
- Otter
- Wilderness
- Rocky
- Fisherman
- Cree
- Encampment
- Rockies
- Hudson
- Indian
- Miner
- Bait
- Legion
- Overland
- Settler
- Emigrant
- Triple
- Cache
- Mountaineer
- Tao
- Adventurer
- Trading
- Wyoming
- Bois
- Snare
- Prairie
- Fremont
- Baptiste
- Pioneer
- Maverick
- Interpreter
- Cabin
- Hunting
- Rancher
- Provost
- Keeper
- Kit
- Ashley
- Fe
- Scarcity
- Ewing
- Sioux
- Savage
- Yukon
- Labrador
- Shack
- Canoe
- Scout
- Wilcox
- Trail
- Lev
- Sim
- Whaler
- Wandering
- Spokane
- Aaa
- Binder
- Ferris
- Clown
- Buffalo
- Joaquin
- Idaho
- Yogi
- Mountain
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRAPPER, noun. One who traps animals; one who makes a business of trapping animals for their furs.
TRAPPER, noun. A boy who opens and shuts a trapdoor in a gallery or level.
TRAPPER, noun. Ornamental covering for a horse. See trapping/caparison.
TRAPPER HAT, noun. A type of winter hat with earflaps derived from the Russian Ushanka. Also known as a trooper hat.
Dictionary definition
TRAPPER, noun. Someone who sets traps for animals (usually to obtain their furs).
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