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The verb for the phrase lol. People, mainly on the internet, use it to say that they laughed at a particular thing.
Person 1: This picture is hilarious.
Person 2: (Looks at picture.) Wow, i lol'd.
Person 1: Who says that?
Person 2: lol.
Person 1: Argh, my spots just came back
Person 2: I lol'd at your face.
i lol'd by JoshPlymouth February 7, 2008
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Another use for lol, also used in image macros with "I lol'd" below.
Guy 1: Dude, that was awesome!
Guy 2: Yeah i know.
Guy 3: I lol'd
i lol'd by AuraStorm June 25, 2006
In a world where "lol" is put after every sentence, this term is used to show that you actually laughed.
i lol'd by Jakar May 4, 2010
A: I lol'd.

B: You're an idiot.
I lol'd by FactChecker11992 October 17, 2008

I don’t like Jack Harlow my dad was just joking lol I don’t like people interviewing me. 

I don’t like Jack Harlow my dad was just joking lol I don’t like people interviewing me.
I don’t like Jack Harlow my dad was just joking lol I don’t like people interviewing me.

lol i just defined a word in urban dictionary

You have to be a special kind of dumb to need a definition
Person 1: “ lol i just defined a word in urban dictionary”
Amorphous glob: “no shit sherlock”

Lol dad always say why I think negative because nobody is the problem but he himself think like that. 

Lol dad always say why I think negative because nobody is the problem but he himself think like that.
Lol dad always say why I think negative because nobody is the problem but he himself think like that.
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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