laugh out load

A typo in an e-mail by me and as heard on Chicago’s Mancow Morning Madhouse 5/26/06: “laugh out load" aka “laugh out loud"
Could be misconstrued as something sexual or to burst out in laughter.
Laugh out load is the new LOL.

“Wow Jason, that was a killer “laugh out load”.

I am “laughing out load”

I “laughed out a load”

by Lisa A June 3, 2006

Laughing Gas

Laughing so hard or so suddenly that one farts

Evan: Jules has laughing gas.

Chris: Like, to get high?

Evan: No, like, farting.

Chris: Lol!! (*farts*) Excuse me.

by NotDainty February 28, 2015

laughing at the carpet

Being violently sick. so much so you start jurking back and forth as if you are laughing

I got wasted last! Mumfound me laughing at the carpet

by Barry Hennett May 13, 2008

have a laugh

'Having a laugh' is a remark used to describe a type of comic behaviour that is facetious, ironic or sarcastic. The person may be fooled into believing the other person is being serious, when in fact he's just 'having a laugh'. It's harmless fun.
In some cases it's synonymous with mockery.
But like most things British its subtle and understated.
It's also lighthearted in nature

"Are you suggesting I look like a girl with my long hair"
"No mate, I'm just have a laugh''

by Cinimod35 April 30, 2016

Laughlin

a bush having trailer park living in librarians and often have no arms or legs due to inbreeding. always white because the black laughlins are usually killed and eaten at special creimonies where malay's can fufill their rape obsessed fantasies.

god i love the laughlins

by kayleigh laughlin October 10, 2008

Laughtaugh

1. (any part of speach) usally in a kind and friendly manner laughtaugh is a unique word due to its flexablity concerning its meaning.

1. God, we had soooo many laughtaughs the other night.
2. ha, that was funny nick and i had meany laughtaughs about it later that night.

by U NO 1213 January 6, 2005

laughins

A colloquial slang word, used commonly in the Runcorn area of liverpool, to signal happyness or contentment.

Also used to signify understanding between two people without having to become too emotional i.e hugging, weeping in each others arms.

'Meet me at the co-op in a bit? Laughins'

'Oh you want more? Laughings then'

'Me and peahead are laughins now'

by KatehFlute August 2, 2007