What a trolip.
 

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Trolip

Misogynistic :rolleyes:

Is she attached to a strumpet player?

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She is probably competing for attention with her daughters.

She has that" "......getting old, but still trying to be sexy...." look...........

It rarely lasts. She's already lost her mind. Her looks aren't far behind.

Dave

Her two best attributes are under that top and rapidly sliding...

A bit harsh.

Urban Dictionary: One who walks the streets at night looking for some dick.[I]

BITCH your just a trolip on Santa Monica Boulevard looking for a trick to pay you past due cell phone bill.

I feel sorry for her. All the millions that she has made selling books and exposing her ignorance on Fox and she still can't affording anything to wear but a potato sack with holes cut out.

Regards,

D-Ray

Since Jeb has grabbed most of the available GOP funding for the 2016 election, I certainly wish that she decides to run for President. Otherwise the election season is going to be very boring. Looks like Hillary will run unopposed which will further the boredom for me.

So let's all complement her on her youthful look and tell her she will make a great president.

If it's a recent picture, it's Bristol's dress.

So much for the Urban Dictionary. It's you're, it's trollop and it's your.
John

Uh, it's not that kind of dictionary.

Apparently, it's not that kind of language any more either. Shit, they should at least get the word they're trying to define right!

John

We agree.

I do not believe that is their object.

Urban Dictionary defines trolip and trollip.

That's her at the SNL anniversary party. ;)

If she was going to wear something of Bristol's she should have gone with the black mini and leather jacket.

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Yes in the Faubourg Saint-Germain the term is trollop. Edwardian "slang" for loose women was so much more refined in all those translations of European masterpieces of 19th century literature. Courtesan was another term.


Trolip is a new one on me too.

I like "fille de joie".

John

I will attempt Stendahl and Balzac sometime in the not too distant future John.
In English of course lol. I loved Proust....some of the snooty aristocrats in his book had rather courtesan like pasts.

Yeah Urban Dictionary has a different mission/aim from the regular dictionary.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_Dictionary

To be honest the lady never intimated or showed that she was aspiring to a classier style. We
can attribute that expectation to McCain.

Ah so that is where it comes from because the OED spells it trollop.:)

Urban dictionary's mission seems to be to accelerate the dumbing down of America.

Under the management of Roger Ailes, no doubt.

No, you missed the point of the thread. Sarah has already put the peddle to the metal on this.

Or maybe she put the pedal to the metal? I rest my case.

You get the Spelling Bee title on PC. :rolleyes:

Per Urban Dictionary there is a further degree: peddle to the meddle. :)

I'm not the type who usually critiques grammar and spelling, but the thread was already down that road.

I supposedly missed the original point of the thread, so I went back and looked.... I think I got the original point, that Sarah looked like hell in that dress, and I agree. However, the topic had changed to urban dictionary in the last several posts and I don't think my comment indicated I misunderstood the original post.

Ike, Can you point me to something regarding Roger Ailes running Urban Dictionary? Not that I doubt it, I just wasn't able to find anything regarding this.

And I believe trolip was deliberately used instead of trollop.

Puddle to the muddle.

Ok. And the distinction between a trollop and a trolip is that a "trollop" is a generalized term for a loose woman or prostitute, while a "trolip" is a woman who specifically works from the street and only at night and only is looking for dick, is that correct?
I notice there's also an entry for "trollip", but that one is defined simply as a misspelling of trollop. Could it also be a misspelling of trolip? Hell, if you're going to make entries for misspellings, how about "xcvrtbljj", that's a misspelling of trollop as well.

Trolip is not officially recognised. It is metaphorically excessive, a doubling
down on Sara.