Artificial intelligent assistant

intrap

▪ I. † inˈtrap, n. Obs.
    [f. intrap, entrap v.]
    An act of entrapping; a stratagem.

1550 W. Lynne tr. Carion's Cron. 113 Bellisarius, enclosyng in Wittichus by an intrap, toke him.

▪ II. intrap
    obs. form of entrap v.

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