LOL

Slang word meaning: LOL or lol, an acronym for laugh(ing) out loud, or lots of laughs, 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.
League of Legends meaning: League of Legends is a multiplayer online battle arena video game developed and published by Riot Games for Microsoft Windows and OS X.

I just slipped and fell, LOL.

by SqizilixYT October 16, 2016

LOL

LOL is an acronym for Lucifer our Lord. Be careful when using it around your Christian friends, they might think you are the devils spawn and burn you at the stake. Or possibly think you are laughing... Either way, it's a good way to tell who your fellow Lucifer Lovers are and build the most evilist cult in the world.

Cary: My baby just got burned by boiling water today. His skin has third degree burns.
Stephen: LOL

by NastyDelicious May 27, 2014

lol

a useless acronym used when you don't want to sound mad or uninterested.

friend: wanna go to mcdonalds?
you: no
friend: you suck
(conflict)

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friend: wanna go to mcdonalds?
you: lol, no
friend: why?
(no conflict)

by Adam Hussey December 15, 2013

LOL

Rito games league of legends

A: have you played LOL
B: Nah I play dota

by Red motherducking ducks1 January 7, 2020

LOL

A game to play if you want to never get a girl and never touch grass

Person 1: want to do (insert anything here)
Person 2: no im playing lol

by Xxjoe_mamaxX October 19, 2021

lol

The act of 'licking one's limpets' as defined in the state of Utah.
If someone ever says lol to you in Utah, you're forced by law to drag them to a beach and make them eat little sea creatures attached to rocks.

Dude #1: Lol your grandma ate my house.
Dude #2: This is Utah, you plum. Now we have to go to the freaking beach. AAAAAAAAHH.
Dude #3: Word. Lick those limpets.

by Rory Jebadiah Limpetington January 6, 2009

lol

1. A word with no meanings, used on the internet to end a sentence. SImilar in function to the Japanese "desu"

2. Interjection to signify that one is vaguely amused by something.

A: Where were you yesterday?
B: I was playing all day lol.
As you see, the lol added to the end of the sentence by speaker B serves no purpose.

A: Yo, I bumped into this fat spic yesterday.
B: lol.
Speaker B is vaguely amused by A's encounter with an overweight person of Hispanic Descent.

by pujisak June 30, 2008