- A
mousetrap is a
specialized type of
animal trap
designed primarily to
catch and, usually, kill mice.
Mousetraps are
usually set in an
indoor location...
- 1
December 2012. M.
Carlson (1993). "Is
there a real
inspector Hound?
Mousetraps, deathtraps, and the
disappearing detective".
Modern Drama. 36 (3). Hakkert:...
- like Hedgehog.[citation needed] By the end of the war, over 100 Mark 22
Mousetraps were
mounted in U.S. Navy ships,
including three each on 12 destroyers...
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Office has
issued more than 4,400
mousetrap patents. The gun-powered
mouse trap
proved inferior to spring-powered
mousetraps descending from
William C. Hooker's...
- up
mousetrap in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
mousetrap is a
device for
catching mice.
Mousetrap or
mouse trap may also
refer to: The
Mousetrap, a...
-
Mousetrapping is a
technique that
prevents users from
exiting a
website through standard means. It is
frequently used by
malicious websites, and is often...
- A
mousetrap car is a
small vehicle whose only
source of
motive power is a
mousetrap.
Variations include the use of
multiple traps, or very big rat traps...
-
modified version was
released in the
United Kingdom in 2004,
featuring three mousetraps (with a
specialized trigger working at random) and a
completely different...
-
patents issued by the
United States Patent and
Trademark Office for new
mousetraps, with
thousands more
unsuccessful applicants,
making them the "most frequently...
- She also
wrote the world's longest-running play, the
murder mystery The
Mousetrap,
which has been
performed in the West End of
London since 1952. A writer...
