Come on
Come on verb - Move towards.
Trap
Trap verb - To catch or hold as if in a net.
Both terms in one sentence
- When that revealed nothing that could be used to discredit him, they hired some prostitutes to come on to him and trap him in compromising situations.
Source: Honey Trap - Naturally, Sima Yi suspected a trap and retreated, because... Oh, come on, it's Zhuge Freaking Liang!
Source: Batman Gambit / Literature -
Theremin: Used in their Good & Evil tour in 2011; they held a contest in which winners would get to come on stage to play the theremin alongside the band in the song The Trap.
Source: Music / Tally Hall
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