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Trollationship 

When two trolls unite as one and share a common interest in trolling around on Facebook or any other public forum. They're quick to join each other and play other members like Bill Cosby on a Pudding Snack commercial set.
The two met on Facebook, trolled together, became friends, then decided to start a trollationship!They will dominate Facebook and other public forums with their trollery.
Trollationship by Grabyapuss November 29, 2017
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Trilationship 

When 3 people are involved in 1 relationship. Sort of like a " love triangle."
Noah: "Did you hear about the freaky trilationship that Penelope, Ana and Steve have?"

Collin: " No, tell me about it?"

Noah: "Well, Ana dated Steve, but they broke up. Then Penelope dated Steve, but Steve still loved Ana, so Steve asked Ana if she wanted to date the both of them, as in Steve and Penelope. She said yes. So now, Penelope, Ana and Steve are all together."

Collin: "Sounds like a G-Rated Orgy. Fo sho."

triplationship 

A temporary relationship that lasts only for or shorter than the duration of the trip. Usually on school trips, either in or out of state. The common "triplationship" grows most often out of long amounts of time spent on buses or planes when two people are next to each other.

While no one is too sure why the "triplationship" occurs, it is usually characterized by the increased amount of time spent together as opposed to the other travelers and even sometimes physical contact.

The usual end of the triplationship is brought by the method of standard rejection (i.e. "I'm not ready for a relationship, I think we should be friends, etc.) with one party not really understanding why. The after effects of the triplationship range from completely awkward social avoidance to completely normal return to behavior before in the home environment.
"So does this mean you two are an item now?"
"Nah it was a triplationship, over before we landed."
triplationship by chouidog March 29, 2010
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