L. Lol

Literal Lol: Used in times when you literally laugh out loud, since the original lol has lost all its meaning.

Bro Shreya made such a crazy joke bro, I couldn't stop L. Lolling.

L. Lol by jainshreya June 1, 2023

Lol(l)i-Pop 

1. a flat, rounded candy on the end of a stick. primarily sold in places in which children are highly present.

2. a genre of pop music sold mainly by lolicon characters, female and male alike.

3. a kink in which a person is turned on by a lolicon getting crammed into a lollipop and being eaten by another.

1. "Hey Pete! I heard they were selling Lol(l)i-Pops at the fair today."
2. "I might be a loser, but man do I love to listen to some Lol(l)i-Pop music!"
3. "Me we start off this session with a bit of Lol(l)i-Pop, my brother?"

Lol(l)i-Pop by Rotisserie_Loser January 26, 2020

.''''.'...''.'.''.'...'ol'''l.ol.'l''.ll.l'.l''.'l.'..l'o''o.''l' 

Something that you probably spammed on the keyboard while being bored in class.

"Man I love typing .''''.'...''.'.''.'...'ol'''l.ol.'l''.ll.l'.l''.'l.'..l'o''o.''l' in my keyboard then looking it up!"

.''''.'...''.'.''.'...'ol'''l.ol.'l''.ll.l'.l''.'l.'..l'o''o.''l' by nextual March 27, 2023

L'OL 

Short for laughed out loud, the apostrophe differentiates it from LOL (laugh out loud). Often LOLed is written to mean this but you can't laugh out louded.

Should I be ashamed that I L'OL at that?

L'OL by ajuk March 5, 2010

L:OL 

laugh out loud with a mouth full of beans

You take something to eat and you start laughing - thats when you can use L:OL

L:OL by 4o4o September 15, 2010

l̶ ol k̶

It means OK or LOL, vice-versa or both.

> Can you do this?
> ol ( l̶ ol k̶ )

l̶ ol k̶ by fooinha March 16, 2020