trapper Antonyms
Meaning of trapper
trapper (n)
someone who sets traps for animals (usually to obtain their furs)
trapper (n.)
One who traps animals; one who makes a business of trapping animals for their furs.
A boy who opens and shuts a trapdoor in a gallery or level.
trapper Sentence Examples
- The trapper set his traps in the dense undergrowth, hoping to snare an elusive fox.
- As the relentless winter cold set in, the trapper huddled in his secluded cabin, waiting for a catch.
- The trapper's keen eyes scanned the horizon for any sign of prey, his patience unwavering.
- The trapper's solitary life in the wilderness had taught him the art of stealth and survival.
- The traps the trapper had set yielded a meager harvest, barely enough to sustain him.
- The trapper's knowledge of the forest allowed him to outwit even the most cunning animals.
- As night fell, the trapper lit a fire in his cabin, casting a warm glow on his rugged features.
- The trapper's skills were passed down through generations, keeping the ancient practice of trapping alive.
- The trapper's income from his furs helped support his frontier community.
- The trapper's camp became a refuge for weary travelers and lost souls seeking shelter in the unforgiving wilderness.
FAQs About the word trapper
someone who sets traps for animals (usually to obtain their furs)One who traps animals; one who makes a business of trapping animals for their furs., A boy who
huntsman,hunter, hunter-gatherer, archer, huntress,sportsman, fowler, hawker, poacher, gunner
nonhunter, nonhunter,,
The trapper set his traps in the dense undergrowth, hoping to snare an elusive fox.
As the relentless winter cold set in, the trapper huddled in his secluded cabin, waiting for a catch.
The trapper's keen eyes scanned the horizon for any sign of prey, his patience unwavering.
The trapper's solitary life in the wilderness had taught him the art of stealth and survival.
