1) Ambushes 2) Gins 3) Snares 4) Snows in 5) Webs 1) US Open hazards 2) Animal snarers 3) Bags 4) Baltusrol hazards 5) Catch-22s 6) Catches 7) Catches a stray sprat 8) Catches different parts 9) Catches in a sting 10) Catches wild sprat 11) Catches wrong parts 12) Catching devices 13) Clay pigeon hurlers 14) Clay pigeon launchers 15) Clay pigeon tossers 
• (n. pl.) Small or portable articles for dress, furniture, or use; goods; luggage; things.
A part of the stage floor that can open and close, allowing performers or objects to appear or disappear from the stage.
Abbreviation for trapezius muscles, the largest muscles of the back and neck that draw head backward and rotate scapula.
Type: Term Definitions: 1. Tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-receptor associated periodic syndrome; constellation of disease characterized by prolonged attacks of high fever and severe localized inflammation.
Traps is slang for personal effects, belongings.
Removable areas of the stage floor that allow access to the area underneath the stage. Special purpose traps are grave traps, dip traps and star traps.
Abbreviation for trapezius muscles, the largest muscle of the back and neck that draws the head backwards and rotates the scapula.
(NETWORK GLOSSARY) Unsolicited messages sent by an SNMP agent to a network management system that indicate the occurrence of a significant event.
Abbreviation for trapezius muscles, the largest muscles of the back and neck that draw head backward and rotate scapula.