Doctor Who related filk by people who think it's something new because they can't be bothered to look into the long history musical parodies and original songs in science-fiction fandom
by yoyogod July 4, 2009
by Fred Bloggs September 17, 2004
A written exchange between members of an on-line forum. Can be used in an intense fashion but more these days in an impish and mischievous way. Trocking is used to describe a member’s state of mind whilst posting on forums. He is really trocking this afternoon, meaning he is in a childish mood and depositing spam on every thread. Origin: derived from the classic typo of “trocking the boat”.
by Johnyhatesjazz March 3, 2005
Known as the Brain of the room.
With a Trocke you know you’re always well protected from physical violence when only one is around, but you’ll feel like the world is coming to an end if you should ever challenge one mentally!
Watch out for their mental bite! Getting on a Trocke’s bad side or starting an argument, could leave you left sniffling and feeling like you just killed a baby or found yourself lost in the woods with only a tree leaf to cover your whoa-whoa!
NOTE: Never, ever “back peddle” in a conversation with one! That will only make you want to run for the nearest church to confess all your sins of your life!
With a Trocke you know you’re always well protected from physical violence when only one is around, but you’ll feel like the world is coming to an end if you should ever challenge one mentally!
Watch out for their mental bite! Getting on a Trocke’s bad side or starting an argument, could leave you left sniffling and feeling like you just killed a baby or found yourself lost in the woods with only a tree leaf to cover your whoa-whoa!
NOTE: Never, ever “back peddle” in a conversation with one! That will only make you want to run for the nearest church to confess all your sins of your life!
by A. Handler August 5, 2020
by Harmonies In Whoville June 10, 2009
'Trock' is a music genre, a shortening of 'Time Lord rock'. This music is inspired by Doctor Who (the plots, characters, sentiments, whatever - it can all be traced back to the show or novels or audiobooks, etc.)
Trock has become popular recently due to posts on YouTube, though it has been around for a long time.
(Note: the genre 'wrock', meaning 'wizard rock', created for Harry Potter, was probably inspired by trock, as trock existed years before, despite what the definition ''trock' is like 'wrock' only for 'Doctor Who'' implies.)
Trock has become popular recently due to posts on YouTube, though it has been around for a long time.
(Note: the genre 'wrock', meaning 'wizard rock', created for Harry Potter, was probably inspired by trock, as trock existed years before, despite what the definition ''trock' is like 'wrock' only for 'Doctor Who'' implies.)
by angelmitabrokenwatch October 17, 2010
(Tro-key)
a word uses to describe when someone who is coming is either slutty, a whore, or very easy. They are usually female and extremely bitchy.
even though most of the time they are shit talkers and cant fight for themselves, they are prone to getting hurt.
avoid a TROCKE.
a word uses to describe when someone who is coming is either slutty, a whore, or very easy. They are usually female and extremely bitchy.
even though most of the time they are shit talkers and cant fight for themselves, they are prone to getting hurt.
avoid a TROCKE.
by streamwood_4_life November 10, 2010