Mistrap
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Mistrap is a verb meaning To lose control while attempting to trap (something).
Meaning
To lose control while attempting to trap (something).
Example Sentences
This time the ball popped up to Elcock, who mistrapped the ball and knocked it over the line for a corner.
The cutter and trapper mechanism utilises suction air for trapping yarns at each striper, a process designed to exclude mistrapping faults associated with mechanical devices and to enable higher speed knitting.
I didn't care if the player on the ball mistrapped it or slipped or cramped up or got stung by a bee, I wanted her teammates to be in position – physically and mentally – to protect our goal in the event of an untimely mishap.
Word Forms
- mistraps
- mistrapping
- mistrapped
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