LOL 

Misinterpretation held by many people's moms - "lots of love" instead of "laughing out loud." Best to use it in a situation where "lots of love" would be very empathetic and appropriate, and "laughing out loud" would be incorrect, disrespectful, and downright horrific.

I heard your brother passed away. LOL

I'm so sorry that you were in a tragic boating accident and are now paralyzed from the neck down. Call me if you need anything LOL

LOL by sadiq823 August 11, 2009

Lol 

It simply means, "Laughing Out Loud." Typically said through social media, or texting (which is pretty much the same thing). It's usually said when someone says something weird, yet funny, or just funny itself. 'c' Thank u peeps. c:

Example (weird, yet funny):

Person 1: U smell juss liek pooh. 'w'

Person 2: O_o wut dafuq?

Person 3: Lol

Lol by fhk x3 June 29, 2016

Lol 

Used in texting lol meaning laugh out load usually used when someone says something funny

Knock knock Who's there Orange. Orange who. Orange you glad I didn't say banana lol

Lol by Mel Mel April 3, 2016

Lol 

Lots of Love (lol)

Person 1: My mother just died yesterday

Person 2: Sorry to hear that, lol

Lol by InternetIgnorance February 3, 2017

lol. 

The term used that is slightly nicer than saying, "Now that just wasn't funny." Not to be confused with 'lol' alone, without a period.

Over text:
"What kind of key opens a banana?"
"I don't know, what?"
"A Mon-key!"
"Lol."

lol. by colsbby May 3, 2009

lol 

A term commonly used on the internet when you're not really paying attention, or have nothing to say.

Person: Man, my grandma died today. I'm totally bummed.
Me: lol


Person: Today was boring.
*10 minutes later*
Me: Lol.

lol by Redux September 16, 2005

lol 

An acronym that stands for "Lots of love", commonly used in sad events.

Person 1: Oof, grandma just died :(
Person 2: lol

lol by witnessprotectionforwhat April 14, 2022