trappy
[ trap-ee ]
/ ˈtræp i /
adjective, trap·pi·er, trap·pi·est.
difficult or tricky: trappy terrain.
catching one unawares: trappy pitfalls.
(of horses) moving with the legs lifted high in a short and rapid manner.
OTHER WORDS FROM trappy
trap·pi·ness, nounWords nearby trappy
trapper,
trappings,
trappist,
trappist cheese,
trappists,
trappy,
traprock,
traps,
trapshooting,
trapunto,
trasentine
Example sentences from the Web for trappy
Trappy, lad,” shouted another, “does ta sleep inside that owd thing?
The Parson O' Dumford |George Manville FennHe was driving a "trappy" bay nag, and his new road wagon had rubber tires.
When Egypt Went Broke |Holman DayTrappy Pape was the next to be joked, as he came up hugging the green baize bag containing his violoncello.
The Parson O' Dumford |George Manville FennThe ground is so trappy that one hardly cares to take one's eyes off it for a moment.
My African Journey |Winston Churchill