overtrap
English
verb
Definitions
- To put too many traps in (an area) or among (an animal population), and thus to trap too many (animals, for their population to recover).
Etymology
Affix from English trap.
Origin
English
trap
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Foxtrap English
- Kafkatrap English
- beartrap English
- betrap English
- bumtrap English
- claptrap English
- cryotrap English
- deathtrap English
- detrap English
- draintrap English
- entrap English
- firetrap English
- fish trap English
- fish-trap English
- flytrap English
- intertrap English
- mantrap English
- microtrap English
- mousetrap English
- nanotrap English
- ovitrap English
- rattletrap English
- rattrap English
- retrap English
- spamtrap English
- suntrap English
- trap English
- trap house English
- trap-jaw ant English
- trapball English
- trapdoor English
- traphole English
- traphouse English
- trapless English
- traplike English
- trapline English
- trapmaking English
- trappable English
- trapper English
- trappest English
- trappeth English
- trappose English
- trappous English
- trappy English
- trapshooter English
- trapshooting English
- trapstick English
- trapt English
- untrap English
- videotrap English
- walktrap English
- trap Finnish
- trap Spanish, Castilian
- trap Portuguese
- trappe Middle English
- trap
- trapt
- detrap
- betrap
- entrap
- retrap
- trappy
- untrap
- bumtrap
- ovitrap
- suntrap
- trapper
- mantrap
- rattrap
- Foxtrap
- flytrap
- trappous
- trapball
- traphole
- beartrap
- cryotrap
- trapdoor
- trapline
- nanotrap
- traplike
- claptrap
- spamtrap
- firetrap
- walktrap
- trappeth
- trappest
- trapless
- trappose
- fish-trap
- intertrap
- mousetrap
- trappable
- microtrap
- trapstick
- videotrap
- traphouse
- draintrap
- deathtrap
- Kafkatrap
- fish trap
- trap house
- trapmaking
- rattletrap
- trapshooter
- trapshooting
- trap-jaw ant