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Typo on the word lol which occurs infrequently
(Random): lpl
(Random): err lol
lpl by H4Inf April 9, 2003
laugh pause laugh.
When you're talking about someone and laughing about it and then the person walks by you pause and laugh again after they have passed.
Yesterday, when I was walking with Fallon we saw Laquisha and we totally had to pull an lpl because we were just talking about her.
lpl by Emily LaRae February 24, 2010
1)A misspelled lol

2)Laugh Please Laugh:
A way to show others that wasn't funny
Friend: Telling a lame joke*

The Awesome One: lpl

Friend: Feeling awkward*
lpl by Newbie, a.k.a. Nooby May 18, 2011
Short for LockPickingLawyer, a former lawyer that picks locks on his YouTube channel
After seeing too many LPL videos I no longer feel safe keeping my stuff literally anywhere
LPL by j‌k December 5, 2021
An ironic response replacing lol on IM when someone misspells a word.
sOccErstAr811: ... til he said, 'that's no wombat! Thats my wife!'
uBern00ber: gagagaga
ubern00ber:*hahahaha
sOccErstAr811: lpl
lpl by MrSquishyDBC April 26, 2008
"lpl" is renovation of the overly used acrynom of laghing out loud which by the way is over poplutated by every day who dont even think that what you are trying to say is funny, just want to give u a little attention. internet technicians aka nerds who use the internet everyday,use "lol" this must STOP! "lpl" provides an escape route which is caused by the to many l's and o's in one sentence...
lpl : laghing pretty loud
Sir fart-a-lot: What a fine evening.
your mom: LOL!!
Sir fart-a-lot: FUCK OFF YOU WHORE!!
Mr. rogers: lpl...
lpl by CCZZARR!!! February 7, 2009
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