What is Troylet?
1.
n. any non-collegiate resident (usu. of high-school age) of
{charaterized by their inherent propensity towards
related words:
Troy
troylets
toilets
troylet-
troyletbashing
antonyms:
Trojan
-One of those damn troylets ripped off my bike!
-You're ugly enough to be a troylet.
-They installed the security gates to keep the troylets out.
-Look, on the crosswalk, its a troylet! Ten points!
2.
A young, worthless resident of Troy, New York, who is destined to grow up to be a ward of the state, just like their mother and several possible fathers. Typically a "student" at Troy High who spends more time stealing hubcaps on the RPI campus and failing to land skateboard tricks at the Union than he does either in class or at home. Often tries to communicate with passing innocents, without much success.
"Dammit, the troylets keyed my car again. Don't they have lives?!"
Troylet: "Hey dude, you go here, right, you got any squares?"
Normal person: (keeps walking)
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3.
Someone who was born and raised in Troy, NY. They are commonly found beating up, throwing eggs at, or harrassing the dorks that are found at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, who then return to their dorm rooms to clean themselves off and write about their awful experiences on slangdefine. They then proceed to cry themselves to sleep hoping the Troylets won't strike at them again within the coming weeks.
Troylets enjoy:
-Drinkin' 40's of cheap malt liquor then throwing the empty bottles at the heads of unsuspecting RPI Pep Band players with their heads already lowered on account of their most recent hockey loss to another unranked opponent.
-Dowsing the new business suits of RPI students with sour milk as they walk innocently to their job interviews.
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4.
n. A non-collegiate resident of Troy, NY displaying a complete lack of intelligence or social graces. Often the product of inbreeding. Parents may be sister and brother, sister and father, brother and mother, aunt and grandfather, etc. Is often identified by one or more of the following characteristics: obesity, blank facial expression, missing teeth, drooling, and extreme stench. Often a forth or fifth generation welfare recipient. Recreational activities include vandalism and other petty crimes. Make country folk from Appalachia seem urbane by comparison.
"I just ran over another Troylet. Oh well."
"That Troylet just peed on my car."
"She is a high class Troylet." (Referring to a teenage prostitute working out of the Super 8 motel.)
"I think I just found the missing link. Sorry, it was just a Troylet."
"Recent Amoeba research may shed some light on Troylet behavior."
"Now that is a Troylet's feast." (Referring to a full dumpster.)
"Troy wouldn't be nearly as bad were it not for the Troylets."
"Can you believe that great grandmother is only 41 years old? She must be a Troylet."
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5.
n. A non-collegiate resident of Troy, NY displaying a complete lack of intelligence or social graces. Often the product of inbreeding. Parents may be sister and brother, sister and father, brother and mother, aunt and grandfather, etc. Is often identified by one or more of the following characteristics: obesity, blank facial expression, missing teeth, drooling, and extreme stench. Often a forth or fifth generation welfare recipient. Recreational activities include vandalism and other petty crimes. Make country folk from Appalachia seem urbane by comparison.
"I just ran over another Troylet. Oh well."
"That Troylet just peed on my car."
"She is a high class Troylet." (Referring to a teenage prostitute working out of the Super 8 motel.)
"I think I just found the missing link. Sorry, it was just a Troylet."
"Recent Amoeba research may shed some light on Troylet behavior."
"Now that is a Troylet's feast." (Referring to a full dumpster.)
"Troy wouldn't be nearly as bad were it not for the Troylets."
"She looks 90 years old and she is a great grandmother, but that Troylet is only 41 years old."
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6.
a name playing on the word toilet, used to mock people named Troy
Hey I am sitting on the Troylet.
Who pooped in the Troylet?
Stop whining Troylet!
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