Common Queen Trapping Patterns?

This one comes up for me from time to time. I know there’s a poison pawn Queen trap that I’ve seen before, but I don’t really remember it.

What are some common ways the Queen ends up in big trouble? And I don’t mean necessarily at top level play, as those guys get their Queen trapped far less often.

This one resulted from the Scandinavian.

This one is less common. I could not recall the exact starting moves, but it had this kind of idea.

This Finegold lesson has some good advice: https://www.chess.com/lessons/every-opening-trap-to-crush-your-opponent/greedy-queens-every-opening-trap

Here's an example from USSR Championship 1957

Black blunders on move 8

A nice example from former Australian Champion Gary Lane.

Sicilian, Alapin, Barmen Defense opening

Nice, judging from these examples the common theme is the two bishops are controlling the diagonals side by side the knights control the final key squares and the enemy queen is often blockaded by its own pieces

One common Queen trap pattern involves the snatch of the b2-Pawn.

Here's one from a daily game of mine.

White to move and trap black's queen:

i trap my queen today