Trog Dor 

An S and a more different S. Plus a beefy arm growing out of the back of his neck for good measure.

Trog Dor by Fox April 24, 2003

Trog Dor 

Noun; The Burninator, a dragon. Burninating the countryside, burninating the peasants, burninating all the people.

Trog Dor was burninating.

Trog Dor by Xort April 11, 2003

trog breath 

essentially the same thing as dragon breath except trog is used in place of dragon so it can be said in front of the offender. 'Trog' comes from the dragon trogdor from homestarruner.com. 'Trog breath' is to be used in extreme situations of bad breath, we're talking about the kind where a tic-tac would disintegrate before touching the doodie-mouthed offenders tongue.

jason (making announcement to crowd): listen up everyone!
everyone: OH DEAR LORD! WHAT IS THAT STENCH?!
g: suckas got some straight up trog breath
everyone: worrrd

trog breath by gyeerit September 8, 2008

Trog Dor 

A dragon

And then Trog Dor Slew the Kerrik, and all was laid for burnination

Trog Dor by Damon April 11, 2003

Trog bloater

Someone who cannot resist food

We went out for a meal and the trog bloater ate everything on the menu

Trog bloater by Gizslutski May 18, 2017

Trog Dor 

a fierce dragon full of majesty, known for burninating the country side, and burninating the peasents. He lays many things to burnination, but is subsepitcal to being sworded.

the TROG-DOR comes in the night

Trog Dor by I hate you all May 15, 2003

Trog-le-prawn 

An amazing person. Trog-le-prawn is a word used as a red-herring to semantically mask how amazing this person is. While Trog-le-prawn sounds as though the recipient of such a name would be a) ugly b) French and c) smells of sea-food they are actually a) attractive b) not-French and c) smells of candyfloss. They say things that make people smile. The word is predominately used by vindictive twats to keep the wonderful Trog-le-prawns to themselves.... the twats

"Colette you Trog-le-prawn!"

"OI! How dare you!"

"No, no....look at this urban dictionary definition"

Trog-le-prawn by Jon Farrugia August 23, 2009