"trollfolk" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1828, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, volume I, London: William Harrison Ainsworth, page 184:",
          "text": "He was at last obliged, in consequence of it, to take his departure, for nothing has more contributed to the emigration of the Troll-folk out of the country than the increasing piety of the people, and their taking to bell-ringing.",
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          "text": "Next morning Geissler went out to the river to look at the mill. It was small enough, and roughly built; ay, a mill for dwarfs, for trollfolk, but strong and useful for a man’s work.",
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        "(mythology, fantasy) Trolls (“supernatural beings living in caves or hills or under bridges”) collectively."
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          "text": "The FACT is that now that there's nothing of substance to talk about, their substanceless posts hold no attraction to normal people. It's lean times for the trollfolk.",
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          "ref": "2002 July 25, dlockyer, “Re: NWN BEWARE...new patch SUCKS”, in comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.rpg (Usenet):",
          "text": "As a little feed to the trollfolk, I hate it when people start going on about how the devs don't have a clue. I mean wtf is that all about? OF COURSE they have a clue, they created it, you didn't.",
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          "text": "The FACT is that now that there's nothing of substance to talk about, their substanceless posts hold no attraction to normal people. It's lean times for the trollfolk.",
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          "text": "As a little feed to the trollfolk, I hate it when people start going on about how the devs don't have a clue. I mean wtf is that all about? OF COURSE they have a clue, they created it, you didn't.",
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