Definition of "trapping" []

• An ornamental covering or harness for a horse; a caparison. Often used in the plural. (noun)
• Articles of dress or adornment, especially accessories. (noun)
• Characteristic or symbolic signs: all the trappings of power. (noun)

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• "The Olympic sized ice makes a difference as well, allowing a more open game and less trapping (though when you have a team of all stars trapping is less significant anyway)."
• "Yes | No | Report from huntnow wrote 8 weeks 5 hours ago to quote myself from earlier this month, "the ancient art of trapping is vastly underrated"."
• "Can't shoot them and trapping is useless and if you use the legal wayand hit them you can only hit them once or it's animal cruelty."