trolloid

Derived from "troll" and "-oid" (a suffix meaning "resembling"), "trolloid" refers to the Quora questions that may at a glance sound like troll questions but deep down akcually not, e.g. "Should a 24-year old young adult child still have screen time limits imposed by his parents if he's still unable to afford moving out from parents' house?" which implies that it's still okay for 24-year old young adult child if he cannot yet do anything to have his screen time limits repealed by his parents.

I thought that question about a 24-year old yong adult child needing screen time limits imposed by his parents was just a trolloid, but it actually sparked a serious discussion about parental boundaries and independence.

by Emotional Cruiser October 17, 2025

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Trollidarity

(Noun) When friends spontaneously unite across the interwebs to mercilessly troll another unsuspecting friend or foe.

"The moment Matt posted the very first Nick Cage Valentine, friends far and wide rose up in trollidarity to destroy Chloe's newsfeed."

"Uniting in trollidarity, Chris' friends dredged up his oldest profile pictures to create a spoof chain-email meme. They then shared this to all of their friends to receive good luck from the Facebook gods."

by ButtsMaGoo8 February 15, 2017

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trolliday

N: A holiday, period of free time, or vacation spent being an online troll. Origin: Troll + Holiday

"Hey, it is 5 PM and I have the whole weekend to spend as a trolliday. I'm gonna flame people, spam, and just blow up the internet."

by Purple Gurl February 9, 2015

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Trolliday

To take a day off (while still at work) by heckling coworkers in the office or friends on social media. (Trolling) Often associated with day drinking while at work. Frequently employed as a way to deal with office stress, or Fridays.

I can't deal with all these needy, negative emails, time for a Trolliday!

by Sardonicharmonic March 29, 2016

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