lol

Laugh out loud

Lol man goggle box is crackin me up

by baby swagger March 15, 2016

Lol

Lol mean "laugh out loud" it's often used while texting, if someone texts you something funny you can say "LOL" meaning that you find it funny. It's also used many times on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc.

John: "Wanna hear a joke?"
Kevin: "Sure"
John: "What's big, green and sits in the corner?"
Kevin: "What?"
John: "THE INCREDIBLE SULK!"
Kevin: "LOL"

by Bruh_21 April 25, 2015

Lol

LOL or L.O.L is the abbreviation for "Laugh Out Loud"

George: I just got rejected by 6 girls in one day -_-
Angie: LOL

by Pikachuiness December 20, 2015

Lol

By moms it's lots of love but it's not it means laugh out loud so all the moms who looked this up the more u know

Mom: it's so sad grandma died lol
Son: wtf mom it was not funny what's wrong with you
Mom: what ?
Son: you know it means laugh out loud right

Mom: o my god

by Morg4nzuchero887 April 20, 2015

Lol

When someone texts you something and you don’t know what to text back so you text lol.

Jeremy(in text): so today my dog pooped on my bed when I was in the kitchen.

You(in text): lol

by classified information December 26, 2019

lol

A verbal form of the abbreviation l.o.l. most commonly spelled as lol, standing for "laugh out loud". But verbalized as a word. Sounds like Lull.

When someone reads a text message that says "That was really funny, lol." In this definition it is describing the way in which the person verbalizes "lol." When they would just say lol(lull) and not word out the abbreviation as "laugh out loud."

Hey Tom, Jan texted me, "That card you sent me was hilarious, lol(lull)."

by bpkey December 16, 2014

Lol

an acronym for laugh out loud or lots of laughs or lots of love is a popular element of Internet slang. It was first used almost exclusively on Usenet, but has since become widespread in other forms of computer-mediated communication and even face-to-face communication.

LOL is used mostly in the closing of a paragraph .... like, Yours Truly was used by your grandmother.

by wrihar January 8, 2016