blogroll

American  

[blawg-rohl, blog‑] / ˈblɔgˌroʊl, ˈblɒg‑ /

noun

1. a list on a blog page, usually running down one side, that has links to other blogs, websites, or online discussion groups.

   a blogroll of his favorite travel sites.

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Etymology

Origin of blogroll

blog + roll (in the sense of “list”)

Example Sentences

While the Dog Spies blog will no longer be part of the Scientific American blogroll, studies of our best friend aren’t going away, and neither am I. Keep up with my writing and events at www.DogSpies.com.

From Scientific American

The new site already has a full blogroll of content, including aggregated news about the CW's Arrow and a Star Wars: The Force Awakens listicle.

From The Verge

The blogroll in my sidebar reads like an honour roll of war dead.

From The Guardian

Keep up the great works guys I've added you guys to my blogroll.

From Economist

This, for now, is the Motherlode blogroll, subject to change or addition or subtraction without notice or apology.

From New York Times