Noun:

క్వీర్, రష్, ఎలుక కేజ్,

mousetrap's Usage Examples:

formerly well known for making all kinds of traps, from mousetraps, to mantraps and locks.

In the right-hand panel, Saint Joseph, a carpenter, has constructed a mouse trap symbolizing Christ's trapping and defeat of the devil, a metaphor used three times by Saint Augustine: The cross of the Lord was the devil's mousetrap; the bait by which he was caught was the Lord's death.

much of a mousetrap, but a helluva spitball launcher.

A mousetrap is a specialized type of animal trap designed primarily to catch and, usually, kill mice.

"Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door" is a phrase attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson in the late nineteenth century.

IconographyThe iconography contains complex religious symbolism, although their extent and exact nature is debated – Meyer Schapiro pioneered the study of the symbolism of the mousetrap, and Erwin Panofsky later extended, or perhaps over-extended, the analysis of symbols to cover many more details of the furniture and fittings.

Unfortunately, this often eliminates one of the most exciting jumps in ski racing, the Mausefalle (mousetrap), seconds from the top of the course.

patents issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for new mousetraps, with thousands more unsuccessful applicants, making them the "most frequently.

outside and runs down the mountain to retrieve it, barely avoiding several mousetraps hidden in the snow.

modified version was released in the United Kingdom in 2004, featuring three mousetraps (with a specialized trigger working at random) and a completely different.

machines, irons, churns, music boxes, radios, phonographs, Daisy air rifles, mousetraps, maple syrup taps, beekeeping equipment, mounted animals and dairy equipment.

Synonyms:

trap play, play, manoeuvre, maneuver,

Antonyms:

underact, overact, inactivity, refrain, undock,