troglaretardyte

The type of gentleman that uses a snorkle to smell another mans assehole

This guy is actually a troglaretardyte he needs to be shot irl

by dubspol March 6, 2019

Trogabog

One who is incredibly arrogant, yet observant of gamma mistakes, and is quick to jump to conclusions. Usually a Homophobic homosexual.

Benjamin: "Tim's such a Trogbog".
Timothy: "I think you mean Trogabog you gay ass homosexual. Lets fuck".

by Funky_Space_Man October 27, 2019

trogdor the burninator

something that cannot be improved by kyaroscuro shading in Strong Bad's opinion

by the burninator June 19, 2003

TroGro Lady

A fine cashier at the greatest school in the nation, USC

I want me some trogro lady

by mylifebelike February 6, 2010

troggle

one of the monsters in the old school Number Munchers game. Probably short for "troglodyte."

The troggles are after me!

by ankle biter May 25, 2008

Trogdor

Full name: Trogdor the Burninator. A mythical dragon that first appeared in a Strong Bad email response from www.homestarrunner.com. He is a "wingaling" dragon who has "lots of majesty" and "angry eyebrows". He has a "beefy arm" coming out of the back of his neck for "good measure". As the story is told, Trogdor was a dragon who "burninated" the countryside, peasants, people, and the thatched roof cottages. Then, he comes in the night. As Strong Bad tells it, some people are trying to get him to send Trogdor over to their houses. There is also a Trogdor song and game, in which it describes his fateful journey and how he must triumph against all of mankind. His only weaknesses are to be "sworded" or "arrowed".

Trogdor the Burninator

by Zack M. and Davis K. January 3, 2004

Trogdor

TROGDOR!!! TROGDOR!!
Trogdor was a man...
I mean, he was a dragon man!
uh, actually he was just a dragon
...um, but he was still
TROGDOR!!! TROGDOR!!!
Burninating the countryside
Burninating the peasants
Burninating all the people
and the thatched ROOF COTTAGES!!!
THATCHED ROOF COTTAGES!!!
and then Trogdor comes in the NIGHT!!!

by Synchron August 7, 2003