1. booby-trapped - Adjective
2. booby-trapped - Verb
booby-trapped
(of a harmless object) having a hidden booby trap
booby-trapped
simple past and past participle of booby-trap
booby trapped
Also, the booby-trapped crates were removed as Team 17 deemed them "unfair". Source: Internet
Approximately thirteen hours later the hostages were hanged in retaliation by the Irgun and their bodies, booby-trapped with an explosive, afterwards strung up from trees in woodlands south of Netanya. Source: Internet
A lot of ransomware reached victims via spear-phishing campaigns or booby-trapped adverts, he said, but other gangs used specialised "crypters" and "packers" that made files look benign. Source: Internet
Police in the northeastern city of Baquba said they had found and defused nine bombs, including one in a booby-trapped car which was parked on the road with a decapitated body in the driver's seat and the man's head in his lap. Source: Internet
On the way, the party enters a room booby-trapped by Cagnazzo, where Palom and Porom sacrifice themselves to save Cecil, Tellah, Cid, and Yang. Source: Internet
Some minefields are specifically booby-trapped to make clearing them more dangerous. Source: Internet