Caltrop in a sentence as a noun

That's like juggling caltrops with bare hands - you're guaranteed to get hurt.

The ditch itself is also filled with caltrops and ankle breaking traps.

Which is why their plugs are caltropsNo, bad design is why they are caltrops.

And dumping 500 caltrops off an overpass would likely have the exact same effect.

Let's say I go around your neighborhood leaving caltrops all over the roads, causing a rash of flat tires.

Your question is akin to asking, if the cause of all this is mikeash's caltrops, how come so many cars didn't get flat tires?

> Not great to stand on, howeverOnly plugs that double as caltrops, if necessary.

Compared to the caltrops like device that is a standard UK power plug a mere lego brick is hardly likely to cause much harm.

You can cause horrible traffic jams now by throwing a few mattresses or a bunch of caltrops onto the highway at the right time of day.

I assume they have a secondary role as caltrops for home defence or civil unrest scenarios.

".If right now your deck sucks against the book, and you're offered a disarm or caltrops, it might be worth picking it even if it's doesn't generally make your deck stronger.

If your sidewalk is too narrow for the foot traffic, and people get jammed up and spill out onto the street, you cannot solve the problem by making it narrower and throwing caltrops onto it.

I read the tone of the article as entirely the opposite - namely, that despite some ******** rules that apple has scattered like caltrops around the ipad development landscape, google has, admirably enough, snuck in most of chrome os. the word here implies a certain cleverness on google's part

Caltrop definitions

noun

tropical annual procumbent poisonous subshrub having fruit that splits into five spiny nutlets; serious pasture weed

noun

a plant of the genus Trapa bearing spiny four-pronged edible nutlike fruits

noun

Mediterranean annual or biennial herb having pinkish to purple flowers surrounded by spine-tipped scales; naturalized in America

See also: star-thistle