trapan

/ trəˈpæn /

verb

1. a variant spelling of trepan 1

Derived Forms

• traˈpanner, noun

Example Sentences

The Trapan Ponente is dry, with tropical flavors of star fruit and guava.

From Washington Post

Trapan, tra-pan′, v.t. to trap, to ensnare:—pr.p. trapan′ning; pa.t. and pa.p. trapanned′.—n. a snare: a stratagem: a trapanner.—n.

From Project Gutenberg

By 2009, Trapan’s was the country’s first organic winery, now with 12 hectares producing everything from traditional malvasia to new entries like chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon.

From BusinessWeek

The burgeoning industry is full of youthful enthusiasm, typified by winemakers like 32-year-old Bruno Trapan, from the Istrian peninsula, who invested in the business in 2004 after taking a college winemaking course two years earlier.

From BusinessWeek

“I had no wine knowledge before getting into making it,” said Trapan.

From BusinessWeek