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trolazo means troll — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.

📅 Published: December 23, 2025

😆 Funny Words

trolazo

noun • /[tro-LA-so]/

troll

Example:

Ese trolazo no para de molestar.

That troll won’t stop bothering.

🧠 What does trolazo mean?

The word 'trolazo' is an informal, slang term derived from the English word 'troll', referring to a person who posts inflammatory or off-topic messages online to provoke an emotional response. The Spanish augmentative suffix '-azo' is added for emphasis, so 'trolazo' means a very big, obvious, or particularly annoying troll. It is used almost exclusively in the context of internet culture, such as on forums, social media, and in online gaming.

📚 Extra examples

  • No le respondas a ese comentario, es un trolazo que solo busca atención.
    Don't reply to that comment, he's a huge troll who is just looking for attention.
  • El administrador del foro bloqueó al trolazo por sus mensajes ofensivos.
    The forum administrator blocked the massive troll for his offensive messages.
  • ¡Qué trolazo! Creó una cuenta falsa solo para molestar a la gente.
    What a troll! He created a fake account just to bother people.

💡 Did You Know?

The suffix '-azo' in Spanish is an augmentative, often used to denote large size (e.g., 'perrazo' for a big dog) or a blow dealt with something (e.g., 'puñetazo,' a punch, from 'puño,' fist). In 'trolazo,' it intensifies the noun 'trol.' However, learners must be aware of its potential to be a grave insult in certain regions, which highlights the importance of understanding regional variations in Spanish slang.

🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "trolazo"

Synonyms: trol, provocador, reventador
Opposites: colaborador, usuario constructivo, participante positivo

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❓ FAQ

How do you say 'troll' in Spanish?
The direct equivalent for an internet troll is 'trol' (plural: 'troles'). 'Trolazo' is a more emphatic and informal slang version, similar to saying 'massive troll' or 'epic troll'.
How do you pronounce 'trolazo' in Spanish?
'Trolazo' is pronounced tro-LAH-so. The stress is on the second-to-last syllable ('-la-'). The 'z' is pronounced like an 's' in Latin America and like 'th' in 'thin' in most of Spain.
How do you use 'trolazo' in a sentence?
It is used as a masculine noun to describe a person who is a very blatant internet troll. For instance: 'Ese usuario es un trolazo, siempre inicia discusiones sin sentido.'
What is the English translation of 'trolazo'?
While the base translation is 'troll,' the '-azo' suffix adds emphasis. A more accurate translation would be 'massive troll,' 'huge troll,' or 'a real troll'.
Does 'trolazo' change for gender or number?
Yes, it does. The feminine form is 'trolaza.' The plural forms are 'trolazos' for a group of males or a mixed group, and 'trolazas' for a group of females.
Is 'trolazo' common in everyday Spanish?
It is common within informal online communities (social media, forums, gaming) but is not typically used in formal settings or everyday spoken conversation outside of these contexts.
Does 'trolazo' have slang or double meanings?
Yes, and this is extremely important. While its primary modern use in many countries relates to internet trolls, in some South American countries, notably Argentina, 'trolazo' is a highly offensive and derogatory slur for a gay man. Due to this, the word should be used with extreme caution.
Is 'trolazo' used differently in Spain vs Latin America?
Yes. The meaning of 'massive internet troll' is understood in many Spanish-speaking regions. However, in the Southern Cone (especially Argentina and Uruguay), its predominant meaning is a vulgar and homophobic slur. It is best to avoid the word unless you are certain of the local context and audience.

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