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Past form of the verb lol. To lol but in the past.
"Hey remember when I rhinocerous punch'd you??"
"Yes, that was funny, I lold so hard but it still hurt."
lold by Mobob April 25, 2007
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a play on words of lol and old for something thats funny but also old referring to someone posting a link to something that many people already viewed
noob: hey check this link out _____
joe: lold
lold by Uncle Sam December 20, 2006
Acronym for "laughing out loud, disturbingly".
Robin: We played for 3 hours straight, but I did not even win ONE race.

AnnTorill: lold. You suck.
lold by baxinator July 1, 2011
the past tense use of LOL (laughing out loud)
I LOL'd after you kicked his ass.
LOL'd by >_<; May 13, 2005

Loldemort 

Loldemort is a symbiosis between the world known expression LOL and the world's worst enemy: Voldemort. The outcome is a fierce, awesome and epic expression. Used in extremely funny situations only. The expression loldemort will reach world domination in some years, true story.
"dang, that was sooo loldemort"

Haha, loldemort !

Your brother said, "Damn, that's so stupid". Then I say, "Yeah, that's so LOLDEMORT!"

You are such a Loldemort!
Loldemort by Siv Mensen/Supernam January 12, 2011
Laughing so hard it kind of doubles as a diet or takes away the need of a diet.
- That episode of 30 Rock was so LOLdiet.
- I agree. I never laughed so hard in my life.
LOLdiet by Nooperz & Forsera January 27, 2010
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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