Trot on

Trot on is derived from the phrase jog on which featured in the 2004 British film "The Football Factory," usage varies, however it is normally used to tell someone to go away or get lost, it is rarely used with malice.

citizen 1: Hey mate, you got a filter I can nab?

citizen 2: Trot on son, use a roach.

by Dubs_UPCSC February 5, 2009

on the trot

Consecutively.

Tends to emphasize the impressiveness of such a concatenation.

He ate four hamburgers on the trot.

by multi-wall March 10, 2007

On The Trot

Something happening Multiple times in short order.

If the Los Angeles Lakers are on a three game losing streak one could say “the lakers lost 3 games on the trot.”

by anonymous October 4, 2021

On the Trot

A female on her period

Gaven, Lisa is on the Trot

by Nz boy May 27, 2022