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Any car that rolls in adjacent lane looking to cut to the front of a line to the exit thereby causing a chain reaction of other trollers to use all other lanes to thereby block exits and cause traffic jams for miles
While traveling on the grand central parkway near Laguardia airport trollers block traffic for miles just to get onto the 2 lanes of the van wyke and j Robinson parkway. Instead of waiting miles behind trollers will stay on the grand central and block all lanes just to cut the merge. Trollers. You see them look for an innocent victim to pounce in front of
"known as an internet troll" a lot of people still to this day thing this word comes from the mythic creature when its a fishing reference adopted to refer to people who serf the web leaving comments as bait to reel people in.
I'm trolling around the comment section,n trying to find a sucker.
Verb
To trick or deceive someone into embarrassment or to make them feel worried. Typically not serious and is only used as a practical joke.
Noun
Someone who partakes often in the act of trolling or has recently trolled.
Origin
Derived from English "troll" from the story of a troll under a bridge. The Troll stopped people from reaching the end of the bridge. People started to refer to someone as a troll if they stop or slow people from getting to their primary objective. The word later evolved to meaning anyone who performs distractions or pranks on people.
Verb ) "I troll my brother when I tell him his shoes are untied!"
Noun) "Bob was being such a troll last night when he kept telling everyone that their shoes were untied!"
X360 Leon
X360 Leon is a troll because he creates many threads a day on the Call Of Duty World At War forum. In one day he created three threads.
to manipulate subtle pretense, often in a comical fashion
to deceive, to trick
to troll
" we troll'd kyle into thinking ... "