EOLL, short for Edge Orientation of the Last Layer, is a substep in which one orients the edges of the last layer. EOLL can be of three types: the most basic is when corners are ignored completely, the second level preserves corner orientation (the usal OLLs) and the highest level also preserves corner permutation.
EOLL ignoring corners
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Two adjacent edges flipped (L shape with up and left edges)
Two opposite edges flipped (horizontal bar shape)
Four edges flipped (dot OLL)
EOLL preserving CO (OELL)
See: OLL 28, OLL 57, OLL 20
EOLL preserving corners
Two adjacent edges flipped
Two opposite edges flipped
Four edges flipped
Also see ELL for more algorithms.