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vampire trap

vampire trap noun: a kind of trapdoor with spring leaves, giving the illusion of the user passing through the solid wall or floor.

Noun

vampire trap (plural vampire traps)

  1. A kind of trapdoor with spring leaves, giving the illusion of the user passing through the solid wall or floor.
    Synonyms:
    vamp trap

Synonyms of vampire trap

Forms of vampire trap

pluralvampire traps

Questions about vampire trap

What does vampire trap mean?
Vampire trap means a kind of trapdoor with spring leaves, giving the illusion of the user passing through the solid wall or floor.
What part of speech is vampire trap?
Vampire trap is a noun.
What is the plural of vampire trap?
The plural of vampire trap is vampire traps.

Words near vampire trap in the dictionary

  1. vampire tea bag
  2. vampire tea bags
  3. vampire teabag
  4. vampire teabags
  5. vampire time
  6. vampire trap
  7. vampire's teabag
  8. vampired
  9. vampiredom
  10. vampirehood
  11. vampirekind

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