Giving the opponent enough time to come out of block-lock and start an attack, but not enough time for the attack's hitbox to become active. It remains safe (their attack doesn't come out fast enough), but if they're reckless, they'll be out of block and vulnerable to your trap's attack.
In this, it is not related to "trap" specials such as Rocket Raccoon's in MvC3 and other examples.
'trap', in other contexts, is usually considered rude.
I think you may have misunderstood what I meant. I'm excited to find out how they depict a frame trap with a sexual act, not implying that the image is going to use that specific definition of a trap to depict a person
*Nervous over-explanation hits me for 1,337 damage.* *I die.*
Yeah, I assumed you didn't mean any harm by it. I do a lot of over analyzing and over explaining myself, which is why it's important to stay calm when a misunderstanding happens. the opposite of what happens in every sitcom ever
Using the supplied definition by the previous poster, might have to be a sex act related to edging or timing mix-ups in thrusting.