Troll

trol, v. t. [trolled (trold), trolling.] To move circularly or volubly; to roll, turn; to circulate, as a ve el in drinking; to sing the parts of in succe ion, as of a round or catch; to sing loudly or freely; to angle for with a hook drawn along the surface of the water; to allure, entice; to fish in, seek to catch fish from. — v. i. To roll, run about; to fish with a rod whose line runs on a wheel or pulley, or by drawing the hook through the water.— n. {Scand in avian Myth.) A supernatural being of diminutive size, said to inhabit caves, hills, etc. —Trull, n. A trollop; drab; strumpet; harlot.— TroKlop, -lup, n. A woman loosely dre ed; a slattern; slut.