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trollbation officer 

a person who enforces trolling upon a troll who is pissing off someone else, when doing this he or she protects and serves the weak who are trolled, while looking for lulz.

Trollivation 

The act of motivating another person through being a troll of flamer.
Man 1: Dude, did you see Tom's fake Myspace? Wasn't it hilarious!
Man 2: Hell yeah! It was trollivation at its finest!
Trollivation by Ditno October 8, 2011

trollbation 

To troll a person who is trolling others, basically someone who is being an asshole to others you in return be an asshole to them by defending the people who are being trolled.
Jesse is trolling that freshman pretty hard, we need someone to put this punk on trollbation, and harass him back.

Trollation 

The act of being trolled in chat as evidenced on the Star Truck Network via JTV.
Why is no one trolling this episode?

> It has been in constant trollation.
Trollation by Techsan31 February 25, 2012

Trollation 

"Trollation" can be used to describe an event where trolling takes place. It is a by-stander definition of the event.
It was hard watching Kanye troll Taylor. I texted my friend and told him here was a trollation in progress.
Trollation by Skeffication July 15, 2014

trollbation 

To troll a person who is trolling others, basically someone who is being an asshole to others you in return be an asshole to them by defending the people who are being trolled.
Jesse is trolling that freshman pretty hard, we need someone to put this punk on trollbation, and harass him back. ILL DELETE THIS AFTER ITS ACCEPTED--> PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THIS ADD IT TO URBAN DICTIONARY THERE IS NO JOKE INTENED
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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