Definitions by Hadi
blol
The origins of "blol" are still somewhat vague, but it has begun to replace "lol" in most texting and email use. the B could stand for "big", although some have speculated it could be "barely".
The other point of contention is how it's pronounced. Accepted pronunciations:
Blo-wel
Bel-oh-el
The other point of contention is how it's pronounced. Accepted pronunciations:
Blo-wel
Bel-oh-el
degrade
transitive senses
1 a : to lower in grade, rank, or status : DEMOTE b : to strip of rank or honors c : to lower to an inferior or less effective level d : to scale down in desirability or salability
2 a : to bring to low esteem or into disrepute b : to drag down in moral or intellectual character : CORRUPT
3 : to impair in respect to some physical property
4 : to wear down by erosion
5 : to reduce the complexity of (a chemical compound) : DECOMPOSE
intransitive senses
1 : to pass from a higher grade or class to a lower
2 of a chemical compound : to become reduced in complexity
1 a : to lower in grade, rank, or status : DEMOTE b : to strip of rank or honors c : to lower to an inferior or less effective level d : to scale down in desirability or salability
2 a : to bring to low esteem or into disrepute b : to drag down in moral or intellectual character : CORRUPT
3 : to impair in respect to some physical property
4 : to wear down by erosion
5 : to reduce the complexity of (a chemical compound) : DECOMPOSE
intransitive senses
1 : to pass from a higher grade or class to a lower
2 of a chemical compound : to become reduced in complexity