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Since the use of the word "lol" has become so rampant, no one actually means that they are "laughing out loud" like the word implies.

Actulol is a replacement for the cliche word "lol" to describe a situation in which you ACTUALLY laughed out loud.

*Actu- Derived from the English word actually, used to describe something that, indeed, did happen.
*lol- An abbreviated way to say "laughing out loud".
Statement: Last night he was fingering me with one hand to his ear, calling himself 'dj clittles'
Response: actulol

Statement: Definitely locked eyes with the stripper who gave me a lapdance last night as she walked by me and into the Ann Taylor Loft in Times Square.
Response: actulol

Statement: he refuses to go down on me anymore when he's high because he thinks my clit piercing stares at him
Response: actulol
Actulol by Cripes0103 June 19, 2009
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Actualol 

The action of actually laughing out loud to something humorous on the internet.

Not to be confused with "lol" which is misused nowerdays and commonly used in place of "OK" or to comfort a conversation that is going nowhere.
"I actualol'd so hard then that I pee'd a little"

"That made me actualol"
Actualol by Jasko777 June 22, 2009
Related Words

actualol 

An instance when someone actually laughs when at the computer.
Person 1:
Your intelligence is worse off than America's economy.

Person 2:
Actualol!
actualol by The 2.0 April 3, 2009
The word "Actually" but how Park Seonghwa Spells it.
um. Actullay you can everything
Actullay by amtater May 24, 2023
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