troll [ trōl ]
verb (past and past participle trolled, present participle troll·ing, 3rd person present singular trolls)
Definition:
1. transitive and intransitive verb drag baited line through water: to fish by dragging a baited line through water, or from the back of a boat moving slowly
I like to go fishing.
2. transitive and intransitive verb troll in one area: to troll a particular area, or for a particular type of fish
yeah I like to go fishing, we gotta go troll an area to find fish.
3. transitive verb look for something: to attempt to find something ( informal ) trolled through the job ads.
People tell me to do that.
4. intransitive verb U.K. amble along: to walk casually
Everybody sometimes walk casually.
5. transitive and intransitive verb wander around searching for somebody: to wander around a particular area or place, especially in search of a sexual partner ( slang )
Nope, I don't do that. Uh Uh, no.
6. transitive and intransitive verb U.S. roll or cause something to roll: to roll or rotate, or cause something to roll or rotate
roll? yeah I rotate in my chair, around around and around, weeeee
7. intransitive verb online fool Internet user into responding: to lure other Internet users into sending responses to carefully designed incorrect statements
incorrect statements? About the foreclosures? I find that on websites.
How can that be incorrect?
8. transitive and intransitive verb sing loudly or enthusiastically: to sing something loudly and with vigor, or be sung loudly and with vigor, especially in a round, refrain, or chorus ( dated )
I love to sing loudly, "I don't think you ready for this jelly, cause my booty is so bootilicious".
noun (plural trolls)
Definition:
1. lure used in fishing: a lure or bait used for trolling
I like fishing.
2. activity of dragging baited fishing line: the act or process of fishing by trolling
I like going fishing.
3. search made: an attempt to find something ( informal )
sat down with the newspaper for a troll through the obituaries
That is too depressing. I don't look at that.
4. online false statement used as Internet lure: a carefully worded but incorrect statement that is designed to lure other Internet users into sending responses ( slang )
incorrect statement? I show you guys proof, by using website info and copy and paste info what I learn from, website link, and stuff. What wrong information did I give you guys? Are you guys accusing me of giving yall false information? Like what? I never gave you guys false information, especially the list of job and salary they make out there in California and foreclosures
So I did none of that.... so I am INNOCENT... you guys called me TROLL
for nothing. I did my research and you guys know it. So I did nothing wrong.
I need you guys to apologize to me.