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A trogglehumper is a fictional creature from Roald Dahl's book "The BFG." It is a large creature with a fearsome appearance, often used to intimidate others.
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What did the BFG do with the trogglehumper he caught?
The BFG fed the trogglehumper he caught to the other giants, as punishment for their nasty behavior.
What is the mean of a trogglehumper?
A trogglehumper is the worst possible dream that the big friendly giant (BFG) can give you. There is no mean value for trogglehumpers. Based on the book entitled "The BFG", by Roald Dahl.
How did the giants from the book BFG get into a fight?
The BFG throws a trogglehumper/a nightmare to the Fleshlumpeater then the Fleshlumpeater punches the Meatdripper then he kicks the Maidmasher and they both wake up and start hitting the Fleshlumpeater and all the giants wake up and start hitting and get into a fight.
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