to blogroll
- verb
- /ˈblɔɡˌroʊl/
- Jargon
- Many bloggers blogroll their favorite sites to share useful resources with readers.
Examples
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She blogrolled several new websites yesterday.
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If you enjoy my content, please blogroll my site on your homepage.
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She decided to blogroll several new writers to help raise their online profiles.
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I will blogroll your site next week.
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She decided to blogroll several new writers to help raise their online profiles.
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Many bloggers blogroll their favorite sites to share useful resources with readers.
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If you enjoy my content, please blogroll my site on your homepage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb blogroll comes from the noun blogroll, which is made from blog meaning 'weblog' and roll meaning 'list'. So to blogroll someone is to add their site to your list of favorite links on your blog.