trillmatic

Something that stretches far beyond the limits of tight, and is so incredible that it can only be described with the proper respect as trillmatic.

Kill Bill was a trillmatic movie.

by Adam January 23, 2005

Trolliteration

Found in many literary essays, this rhetorical device can be used when wanting to troll the reader or audience.

The use of Trolliteration added to the overall effectiveness of the essay

by qwertukl March 3, 2011

Trollfare

When trolls on internet messageboards and forums wage warfare against each other, and usually involves increase of aggression from the "war of words" between forum members, to full-scale guerilla-troll tactics, waged until one troll accepts defeat and deletes their account, usually to reincarnate under another user name. Trollfare between groups, forums and messageboards, requires a degree of planning and application of trolling strategy to be conducted effectively in reaching their assumed objectives and goals.

OMG, the trolls on makeupalley have reincarnated and gone head to head on beautybash and waged guerilla-tactic trollfare. Watch out GF, it's allout trollfare!! May the best troll win.

by Mr Swipe December 21, 2008

trollcat

A kind of cat macro that attempts to combine a trollish caption/statement with a lolcat/Caturday-like picture. Popularized by trollcats.com and 4chan's "/b/" board.

Trollcat: "Holocaust? Never happened."

Trollcat: "Racial stereotypes may have merit."

Trollcat: "Evolution is just a theory."

by vensinio June 17, 2009

Trollster

An individual who is both a troll, and a hipster. They will be foced to choose between the two in the upcoming WWIII, trolls vs. hipsters.

Look at JonBG, he is wearing corduroys and a trollface shirt, what a trollster.

by C_Monayy June 16, 2011

Trollface

A word defining a widely grinning face, often used in rage comics and memes.

Guy 2:"I think that might be a rage comics you're looking at"
Guy 1:" How did you know?"
Guy 2:"There's a trollface right there.
Guy 1:"Oh..."

by The trend follower November 24, 2017

trollgaze

The act of watching or viewing content, often on the internet, which you expect or already know will be bad. Consuming media with the expectation that you will be critical, annoyed, or outraged.

Rebecca Black’s “Friday” is a major example of an object of the trollgaze, as described in the article which coined the term.

by trolly2 August 9, 2012