Transverse

trans-vers', adj., turned or lying acro . trans, acro , ver to, versum, to turn Transversely, trans-Yer»'h, adv. in a transverse or cro direction Trap, trap, n an instrument for snaring animals an ambush: a stratagem: a contrivance for hindering the pa age of foul air from a waste pipe, . v.t. to catch in a trap '.—pep. trapp'- nig, pad. and pa.p. trapped. n. Trapp'er. (A.S. trapje cogwith O Ger. trapo, a snare (whence Fr. treippe, by which the E. word has been modified).]