alol 

To actually laugh out loud. Due to the common usage of 'lol' for situations with only brief elements of humour, alol has become necessary to signify to someone when you actually laughed out loud

<Jack> And then mum walked in
<Jill> alol

alol by KH January 15, 2004

Alol 

The word alol is a very good abbreviation meaning “actually laughing out lound” you could also use the term aloling for a better sentence

Person one: “says something funny”
Person two: omg alol

Alol by Kait Leigh August 6, 2020

alol 

the act of actually laughing out loud (lol), as opposed to just typing lol but not really laughing

C: yeah last night was really fun
C: i wish i could remember what happened though
P: hahaha
P: that made me lol forreal
C: it made you alol???
P: yes
C: (actually lol)
P: HAHAHA
C: ALOL

alol by courtnayy October 12, 2008

Alol 

Actually Laughing out loud . no one actually laughs when they say LOL.

I ALOL'd then. That was so funny you made me Alol.

Alol by Timothyjohnoconnor February 25, 2009

alol 

Actually laugh out loud. Started in World of Warcraft, Runescape, and Entropia Universe. The reasoning behind this acronym is from people texting lol, and then not actually laughing out loud as they could not be heard over the game audio. Those that actually laugh during an online joke would text alol, as in , I am actually laughing out loud.

USER#1: (Tells a Joke)
USER#2: haha
USER#3: lol
USER#4: alol <--They are actually laughing in real life.

alol by Nabolshia May 1, 2011

Alol 

Alol - a step onwards from "lol".
It is abbreviated from, Actually Laughing Out Loud. because lets face it, who actually laughs out loud when they say "Lol"?

Renmus Says: Hahaha, i am actually crying with laughter!!
Miss_moto says: ALOL!!!

Alol by miss_moto August 26, 2005

ALOL 

A word invented by Riley J. Parsons and Katie D. Karrson that is an acronym for "Actually Laughing Out Loud." This phrase was invented because when one says "LOL" LOL it is hard to decipher whether they are actually laughing out loud or not while computer messaging. This lessens the confusion a great deal.

Person A: "Why was six afraid of seven?"
Person B: "I don't know, why is that?"
Person A: "Because seven eight nine!"
Person B: "ALOL!"

ALOL by rawrrawrrawr2759 January 13, 2011