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troll
pronunciation:
\ˈtrōl\
function:
Verb
etymology:
Middle english, probably from anglo-french *troiller, *troller; akin to anglo-french troil, trolle winch
date:
15th century
transitive verb
1: To cause to move round and round : Roll
2 a: To sing the parts of (as a round or catch) in succession b: To sing loudly c: To celebrate in song
3 a: To fish for by trolling b: To fish by trolling in <troll lakes> c: To pull through the water in trolling <troll a lure> d: To search in or at <trolls flea markets for bargains> ; also : Prowl <troll nightclubs>
intransitive verb
1: To move around : Ramble
2 a: To fish by trailing a lure or baited hook from a moving boat b: Search, look <trolling for sponsors> ; also : Prowl
3: To sing or play in a jovial manner
4: To speak rapidly
— troll·er noun