This post contains our favorite combination of "perfect rhymes" and "near rhymes". Near rhymes are words you may have to stretch or exaggerate for songwriting and poems.
Welcome to this guide on the best words that rhyme with trap!
Here you’ll find the top 100 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘trap’ in a poem or song lyrics.
You’ll also find some example lyrics that incorporate rhymes of the word trap.
Pretty cool huh?
Let’s get started…
Words That Rhyme With Trap
Cap
Flap
Clap
Map
Snap
Wrap
Chap
Gap
Nap
Sap
Scrap
Tap
Wrap
Zap
Adapt
Enwrap
Handclap
Mishap
Recap
Relapse
Snapback
Unwrap
App
Bootstrap
Eavesdrop
Entrep
Kidnap
Madcap
Overlap
Recap
Re-strap
Roadmap
Scrapheap
Snapdragons
Thunderclap
Unstrap
Aftersap
Bootstrapped
Cataclasm
Decap
Enwrapment
Handicap
Intrap
Outgap
Photomap
Overlap
Handicapped
Re-wrap
Skyscrap
Thunderclaps
Phrases That Rhyme With Trap
Springing a trap
Fell into a mishap
Taking a nap
Snapback hat
Unwrapping a present
In a handicap
Cataclysmic event
Bootstrapping a startup
Enwrapped in a blanket
Kidnapped and held for ransom
Thunderclap storm
Eavesdropping on a conversation
Re-strapping a shoe
Snapping a photo
Overlapping schedules
Decapitating a statue
Roadmap to success
Cataclasmic shift
Handclap beat
Intrapersonal conflict
Skyscraper tower
After-sap glow
Snapdragons in bloom
Handicapped accessibility
Photomapping technology
Scrapheap of memories
Trapdoor spider
Thunderclap warning
Gap-toothed smile
Relapse prevention
Strapless dress
Clapboard house
Mishap on the job
E-commerce platform
Cap and gown
Enwrapped in emotion
Kidnapper’s demands
Outgap in the hedge
Recap of events
Photomap of the city
Roadmap to recovery
Re-wrap a gift
Snap of the fingers
Aftersap sweetness
Bootstrapped business
Handclap applause
Overlapping interests
Skyscraper skyline
Intrapreneurial mindset
Thunderclap intensity
Example Poem/Song Using Trap
In life, we sometimes find ourselves in a trap,
A situation where it’s hard to find the map,
But with a snap of our fingers, we can adapt,
And find a way to escape, and avoid a mishap.
It’s not just about luck, or avoiding a gap,
But about being prepared, and having a plan to unwrap,
For when we’re caught in a bind, or in a handicap,
We need to be able to rely on our own bootstrap.
We can choose to let ourselves be lifted,
Or be pulled down by the weight of the rift,
But with resilience and grit, we can overcome,
And build something new, something that’s never been done.
For in every trap, there is a way out,
A path to take, and a path to devout,
It’s up to us to find it, to make it our own,
And never let anything hold us down, or make us moan.
So let us not be afraid of the trap,
But see it as an opportunity to adapt,
To learn, to grow, and to find our way,
And with every step, to be a little more okay.
For in the end, it’s not just about the trap we face,
But about the strength and the resilience we embrace,
And about the person we become, in the end,
When we rise above the trap, and learn to transcend.
