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

Lots of love (Source: Cate Blanchett on WMag’s IG live with Sarah Paulson)

Cate to a friend: Heard you broke your leg? LOL.

by kathyblanket May 27, 2020

Lol

Laughing Out Loud.

You use this in texting to say to something funnny

Person 1: I just danced in a robe in my room and my sister came in with a camera and started filiming me and posted it on youtube!
Person 2: WOW, Well atleast you'll be famous lol!

by Skaterchicc__ August 29, 2015

Lol

Lucifer our Lord

Becky:lol
Jenny:I thought you were christian

by Windowsarecoll December 5, 2018

Lol

Originally meant to mean "laughing out loud", it's now become what your side hoe or main will say when you try to be funny but she doesn't find it that way. It can be taken as an insult, as it means you're not funny enough for an emoji or a long "haha". Can also inexplicitly mean to try harder with your jokes.

Her: I had a hot dog for lunch
You: Did it come with a side of obesity?
Her: Lol
Her to her friend: At least he tries....

by DoubleDreDog February 29, 2016

lol

pronounced: el-oh-el
*laugh out loud
*lots of love
*love of lingerie

something said when people (americans) are too lazy to put "haha"

*texting*
Tiffany: do yew wanna call me tonight?

Derek: lol

Tiffany: ... yes or no?

Derek: lol

by yerbuttcrackisshowing August 18, 2011

Lol

A phrase meaning, "laugh out loud" commonly used in text speech. Kind of annoying if used in speech.

(person 1) How did the chicken cross the road?
(person 2) I don't know, how??
(person 1) With its feet!
(person 2) LOL!

by danicusss November 10, 2020