droll 

1. amusing in an odd way; whimsically humorous; waggish.

Prince is just so very droll

droll by rick olsen November 4, 2007

droll 

n. - Strong marijuana; one of several Jamacian terms for pot

adj. - Especially potent or enjoyable; Jamacian adjective, usually used to describe marijuana

"Just gimme the light and pass the droll" - Sean Paul, 'Gimme The Light'
"Give me some droll purple weeds and some chocolate" - 50cent, 'High All The Time'

droll by LazyBlaze May 7, 2003

Droll 

A mis-spelling of drole - a frenchism meaning funny.

That joke is *so* drole (droll)!

Droll by l33tmike February 25, 2008

droll 

when someone is speaking or texting blunty, or cannot keep a conversation using language like; ok. fine. etc.
and when they have boring conversations

texting
you: hey
them:hi.
you: how are you?
them: fine.
you: stop being so droll

droll by ginggy September 2, 2013

droll 

A portmanteua of drudge report and troll. A person who feels the need to intergect far right wing politics into the coments section of a news story, no matter how inappropriare.

I was called a socialist, communist, athiest, muslim on my blog by a droll for supporting obama.

droll by knownunkown March 30, 2014

droll 

drum roll, please.

Very funny, droll.

droll by ADmaze September 28, 2018

Droll 

A term coming the French word « drole » which means funny. Originally use to define something amusing but can now be used to replace any other word that you feel to replace.

« Stop drolling wit me »
« That nigga drolled »
« He’s a such a droll »
« What’s drolling wit you »

Droll by LilGwen February 11, 2025