- trapline
- noun Date: 1920 a line or series of traps; also the route along which such a line of traps is set
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trapline
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trapline — [trap′līn΄] n. the route along which a series of animal traps is set; also, such a series of traps * * * trap·line (trăpʹlīn ) n. 1. A route or circuit along which a series of animal traps is set. 2. The traps set along such a route or circuit. * … Universalium
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