lol

if you dont actually know what 'lol' is, your either; over the age of 40, or you've lived under a stone all of your life.
either that or your just plain stupid

Random #1: it was well funny today wasnt it?
Random #2: yeh totally
Random #1: LOL
Random #2: huh? what is 'lol'
Random #1: omg are you serious?! PMSL
Random #2: ...
Random #1: you need help dude..

by shananamoo December 20, 2007

LoL

Its origin is "Laughing out Loud". But it has become so overused that it's scarcely expressing humour anymore. Todays meaning is more like "OMG that is so lame!"

Person 1: You want to come over and watch Clueless?

Person 2: lol

Two people are walking on the street, talking. A guy in a spotted Hawaii-shirt passes by. The two friends: lol!

by Therawyn June 18, 2009

lol?

The word said with a pause at the end when the other person makes a bad joke;unfunny;not sure if that was supposed to be funny or not.

Sam : Woah man you gotta listen to rebecca black

John : lol? (was that supposed to be funny?)

by CatrachitoxD September 21, 2011

lol

It means Laughing out Loud...For texting, im-ing and saying it general...

Kara: LOL that sitcom is so funny
Leslie; Lol, I know!

by shekster February 25, 2008

lols

the word two stupid whores use after every thing they say

whore: me and your ex are getting married lols
me: go to hell

by faggertor October 11, 2012

lol

It meant 'Laughing out Loud', but actually is used as a 'jolly' by people (expecially by non-english people)when they dunno what to say.

Warrior of Ic3): Why did you cheat, stupid n00b?
Cheating Guy1): Ehm... cause.... lol
Forgott3n Hero): just....
Cheating Guy2) 'quitting from post-game'

by Soul Guile December 28, 2005

lol

lol stands for Laugh Out Loud!!1!11!!1!!

Example 1

player 1: I lke totaly pwnt you!
player 2: STFU!
player 1: lol!

Example 2

guy: DUUUDE i can like see the air!
girl: yeah duude! lol!

Example 3

john: THERE ARE SNAKES ON THE PLANE!
ted: lol
john:THERE BITEING ME!!!
ted: LOL
john: HEEEELP MEEEEE!
ted: LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL!

by christian.c August 31, 2006