Associations to the word «Trapping»
Noun
- Trapper
- Hunting
- Pelt
- Trap
- Fur
- Beaver
- Steed
- Fishing
- Reindeer
- Magnificence
- Sediment
- Bridle
- Snare
- Bait
- Harness
- Subsistence
- Excitation
- Pomp
- Cree
- Harvesting
- Poisoning
- Greenhouse
- Pest
- Ion
- Reagent
- Sancho
- Logging
- Farming
- Ornament
- Splendor
- Particle
- Spectrometry
- Helium
- Otter
- Chariot
- Stirrup
- Stripping
- Plume
- Sorting
- Laser
- Saddle
- Optics
- Lure
- Atom
- Resonance
- Trading
- Electron
- Wildlife
- Chromatography
- Oxide
- Inuit
- Tao
- Silk
- Graphite
- Rendezvous
- Sampling
- Prey
- Insect
- Woe
- Cage
- Dioxide
- Bead
- Waveguide
- Jewel
- Embroidery
- Carson
- Impurity
- Royalty
- Parrot
- Ping
- Pitcher
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRAPPING, verb. Present participle of trap
TRAPPING, noun. An instance of ensnaring something or someone.
TRAPPING, noun. An ornamental covering or harness for a horse; caparison.
Dictionary definition
TRAPPING, noun. Stable gear consisting of a decorated covering for a horse, especially (formerly) for a warhorse.
Wise words
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