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This is an abbreviation for "I'm in Love"
"OMG IIL!!"
IIL by Jakon Bacon December 11, 2009
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Short for "If I laugh," shorter still for "If I laugh, I must share." Used for when sharing a meme and the only excuse for sharing it is because you found it funny. Also to excuse the politics or opinion of the original post. For example, a cartoon might trash your favorite film franchise, but it did it in a funny enough way that you forgive the slight and share it anyway.
I admit, I don't know enough about quantum physics to know if this is true, but IIL.
IIL by PerilCreed May 6, 2019
Real word. Don't question it. Get it, question. Because you're a question mark.
Iil is a real word.
Iil by Sirbandictionary March 30, 2026
When you perform a skateboard trick that's ill but the impressiveness of the trick makes you speak with a higher inflection, placing emphasis on the i, draggon it out.
Damn, dude. That trick was iil.
Iil by Sirbandictionary March 30, 2026

Iil pump 

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Iil pump by Slammypro1 June 17, 2019

iil / aqwee

Jus casually aimassisting on mmc for the fun of it
Yo that guy is an iil / aqwee copy (mansdusty, woklywo, xtrollplx)
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funflation 

The recent boom in consumer spending on entertainment and experiences with a high demand running up the cost of enjoying of those experiences.
I’m trying to go to this Taylor Swift concert but the funflation has made it so impossible for me to afford tickets.
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Take the big pirogue, I saw a huge swamp dog out there earlier.
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