Trollsome
Trollsome by Solomon Reece April 1, 2008
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Trollsome
To act like a troll.
Like wholesome is to be nice and supportive, this word is all about being goofy and annoying.
Like wholesome is to be nice and supportive, this word is all about being goofy and annoying.
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Trollsome • trollsomeisback • troll dome • troll moment • Trollmodel • Trollope • Trollster • Trolldom • trollonemia • trollsona
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My buddy Eric went to the father-daughter dance with his cousint, then took her and her girl scout troop back to his place for a full out troopsome.
troopsome by OOOOO BILLLLY December 29, 2007
Trollmodel
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trollonemia
trollonemia by Swang336 March 22, 2017
Trolloped
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