LLOL 

Literally laughing out loud

person a: writes a good joke
person b replying back: LLOL

LLOL by YR-HR September 15, 2020

LLOL 

LLOL standing for

Little
Lazy
Old
Ladies

Can be used as a laughing term or as an insult

Person 1: “Why did the chicken cross the road?”
Person 2: “To get to the other side of course!”
Person 1: “YES! LLOL”

“You look like an LLOL”

LLOL by Attractiveraspberry August 3, 2022

Llol 

A subtle softer form of LOL. Used to show mild amusement or a small chuckle, and more than a smile but less than a full on LOL.

Perfect for something that is amusing but not hilariously funny.

Example:
MY Friend:
I will win our Fantasy Football League this year.
ME:

Llol.

Llol:
Laughing lightly out loud

“A softer acronym for LOL or “Laughing Out Loud” which is commonly misconstrued when put in text or email.

Llol by TGus24 September 10, 2025

lloled 

literally laughed out loud

most people put "lol" when they think something is funny but really do not laugh out loud. When I crack up at something, i lloled.

lloled by RuRu211 March 11, 2010

lloll 

literally laughing out loud loudly (developed as an antidote to the overuse of "lol")

adam: have you noticed that "lloll" looks like a tiny drumset?
angela: lloll

lloll by ajhs October 7, 2009

lloll 

When someone is bored and toys with the slang "lol"

Matt, man im bored
Alex, lloll

lloll by Matticusxxx November 1, 2007

llollo 

Spanish word for cocaine/crack. Used in Scarface.

Spanish: Oye ese, tuve llollo y jevas anoche.

English: Hey homes, I had crack and bitches last night.

llollo by Senorita Margarita February 20, 2005