overtrap
/ˌəʊvəˈtrap/verb
[with object] To trap excessively in (a region). Also: to deplete the stock of (an animal) by excessive trapping. Usually in pass.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From over- + trap. Compare slightly later overhunt.
- unsummoned
- unsung
- unsung hero
- unsung heroine
- unsupervised
- unsupportable
- unsupportably
- unsupported
- unsupportive
- unsuppressed
- unsure
- unsurely
- unsureness
- unsurfaced
- unsurmountable
- unsurpassable
- unsurpassably
- unsurpassed
- unsurprised
- unsurprising
- unsurprisingly
- unsurveyed
- unsusceptibility
- unsusceptible
- unsuspected