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What is a "troll"?
A troll is a mythical creature found in Scandinavian folklore, often depicted as a large, ugly being with a brutish appearance. Trolls are usually associated with mountains, forests, or other remote areas. They are commonly portrayed as unfriendly or malevolent, known for their strength and their tendency to cause trouble for humans. In many stories, trolls are depicted as living in caves or under bridges, and they may engage in acts of mischief or violence. However, there are also tales where trolls are shown as having more complex or even sympathetic qualities. Overall, trolls represent the fear of the unknown and the dangers lurking in remote and wild places.
a fishing method in which a baited line is drawn slowly through the water
a lure used in the trolling fishing method
a type of partsong in which voices enter successively, each joining in to sing a different part until all parts are sung simultaneously
(computing) someone who posts hostile, irrelevant, or offensive comments on a website or social media to annoy others
Who is a "troll"?
A troll on social media is a person who deliberately posts rude, upsetting, or offensive comments or content to provoke others and create conflict. Trolls typically seek attention or enjoyment by upsetting people, starting arguments, or disrupting conversations. Their actions can include insulting others, spreading misinformation, or making offensive remarks. The goal of a troll is often to get reactions from others, causing frustration or distress. Social media platforms may have tools to block or report trolls to limit their negative impact.
to sing loudly and with no restraint
to praise, celebrate, or honor in song
to speak or recite rapidly or in a rolling manner
to fish using a hook and line drawn through the water
to cause something to move round and round
to move or circulate around a place or area



























