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Trocking 

A written exchange between members of an on-line forum. Can be used in an intense fashion but more these days in an impish and mischievous way. Trocking is used to describe a member’s state of mind whilst posting on forums. He is really trocking this afternoon, meaning he is in a childish mood and depositing spam on every thread. Origin: derived from the classic typo of “trocking the boat”.
I am really trocking today lads.
Trocking by Johnyhatesjazz March 3, 2005

Trocking 

The process of writing, playing, listening, or dancing to Trock music.
I'm Trocking out to Chameleon Circuit's new CD!

trocking 

trolling and jocking combined
ex: “Bruhhh, I’m just trocking I wasn’t being for real.”
trocking by alex vu gubler August 2, 2024

trocking 

trolling and jocking combined
ex: “Bruhh, I was just trocking I wasn’t being for real.”
trocking by alex vu gubler August 2, 2024

Trocking 

Trolling and jock-ing mixed together.
Adam-"Dude I was only trocking with you!"

Eric-"Aight, my bad gangy."
Trocking by alex gubler vu August 4, 2024

fast-tracking 

The act of expediting one's relationship with a friend into the ultimate stage of friendship through homosexual intercourse; usually overseen by a mediator. It is typically performed by two straight men, when one of them is unable to fully understand the other, but doesn't want to wait a lifetime to become best friends with them.
Derek and Carlos were pretty decent friends, until someone told them about fast-tracking; now they're the best of friends.
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funflation 

The recent boom in consumer spending on entertainment and experiences with a high demand running up the cost of enjoying of those experiences.
I’m trying to go to this Taylor Swift concert but the funflation has made it so impossible for me to afford tickets.
funflation by Dfree523 November 17, 2023
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