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The proper English spelling of lol (laugh out loud). As often is the case, the US spelling drops the 'u'. It is estimated that over a lifetime, an average person can save a total of 3.78 mins by using the US spellings. To the English, this is just another example of the famed US Accountancy approach to life.
US buddy: lol - that is so funny - way cool, man
UK friend: I think you'll find that's 'loul'
US buddy: (in Dick Van Dyke Cock-er-ney accent) Do me a favor
loul by Vincent Spencer December 23, 2007
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LOUL@ fish & chips
LOUL by SweetDaddyPatty June 29, 2010
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Laughing out uber loud. When laughing out loud, or LOL-ing simply isn't enough.
I LOUL-ed really hard when she fell off the school roof and landed in a pool full of eels.

Eddie: So then I told her to go eat a bottle of wasps...
Murphy: LOUL!
LOUL by Megaknight March 7, 2010
A very kind, generous, and loving person. Liked to be with a large group of people and is loved by all her friends. Has an amazing sense of humor but a really loud voice. Ia an amazing person in general
Louloua is an amazing and kind person amazing
One that lights the path to harmony.
You can't trust everyone, but you can trust Loula.
loula by BusaEgg November 27, 2016
Loulya is a lady,a princess, a queen.
She is the duchess who walks into the royal ball in a pearl necklace.
She represents what every girl in the world should be like.

She is educated, charismatic and above all a joy to be around.
The name literally means a small pearl. A precious stone like a precious girl.
The Loulya necklace sparkled just like the girl wearing it.
loulya by Lmh27 January 3, 2014
The most beautiful girl you'll ever see, not easy to find!
Wow, look, its a Louly!!!!
louly by Hansteen roller December 10, 2016
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