trogdor was a man then he was a dragon man then he became a dragon. burninating the contry side burninating the peasents.
by joyrock August 28, 2003
An "S" shaped "wingaling" dragon(not a man, or a dragon-man, but a dragon) with a beefy arm growing out of the back of his neck, small wings, sticklike legs, "spineties", and angry eyebrows. Inhabits medieval countrysides, which he enjoys burninating, along with peasants, peoples, and especially thatched-roof cotteges. Natural enemies include knights and archers, who can sword and arrow him, respectively.
TROGDOOOOOOOOOOOR......THE BURNINATOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR......burninating the countryside!!! Burninating the peasants!!! Burninating all the peoples.....and their THATCHED ROOF COTTEGEEEEEEEES......THATCHED ROOF COTTEGEEEEEEEES!!!!!\m/
by Rodgort April 10, 2003
basicly, trogdor can be put into 3 words: dragon that burninates. a creation of strongbad, many have attempted to recreate him, but few have sucseded. he is awesome
no example needed
by chs August 27, 2003
by Peetus April 6, 2003
just read all the definitions above or below, whatever, but remember that he has MAJASTY everyone forgets that, ARGH makes me want to burninate.
by A Troglidite (new trogdor religion) July 8, 2003
Created by Strong Bad, he is noted for burninating. He also smote the Kerrek, who currently is laid in burnination. All it took was a couple of more different S's, some consumate V's, two wingaling wings, and a beefy arm to receive one of the most terrifying things of the century. There is still some confusion among him being a man, a dragon man, or just a dragon, but he is still TROGDOOOOOOOORRRR!!! Countrysides, peasants, and thatched-roof cottages beware, for the Trogdor comes in the NIIIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHIIIIIIIIITTTTT!
by BDL April 21, 2003
A winged, fire breathing dragon, originally created for the Atari video game "Trogdor the Burninator", it quickly became popular and became an arcade game and is currently refrenced by Strong bad of Homestarrunner.com although was not invented by strong bad which is a sommon misconception that most dictionary entries will state.
by Gregorius February 23, 2004