When someone falls down the stairs instead of laughing at them you might say "lawl". (Of course in response they might punch you in the face)
by Sosinmymind February 17, 2010
Lawl is "Lol" usually the way it is pronouced. I use this word when I want to say Lol, except I'm not litterally laughing out loud, thus giving the word more importance.
by Justerbuster June 11, 2008
often used as a replacement to the word LOL the word Lawl has no relevance or relationship to the acronym laugh out loud but is mostly used by people trying to emphazise the 'aw' sound. It can also be said in a very sarcastic tone for extra effect
Lawl I pwned some noob on counter strike;
or after a sentence
I didnt do my english assignment, that fat hussey is gonna crack it, Lawl
or after a sentence
I didnt do my english assignment, that fat hussey is gonna crack it, Lawl
by sickdefinition October 29, 2007
by JCroce September 08, 2008
1. The same as lol. Used to express amusement or as a sarcastic comment.
2. A mocking term for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The term was coined amongst HC SSB Melee players who think Brawl is inferior to Melee. There's presumably also some bitterness involved since Brawl, which is said to have a lower learning curve, was made for everyone and not only the fighting game fans.
2. A mocking term for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The term was coined amongst HC SSB Melee players who think Brawl is inferior to Melee. There's presumably also some bitterness involved since Brawl, which is said to have a lower learning curve, was made for everyone and not only the fighting game fans.
by jimmybone D April 30, 2009
lol a weird similar to lol, meaning 'laugh out loud'.
Part of laugh. To lawl or lol can be laughing about someone or something. Mostly used in games, or over IM.
Part of laugh. To lawl or lol can be laughing about someone or something. Mostly used in games, or over IM.
by BiO HaZzard May 26, 2007
The phonetic pronunciation of the acronym "LOL", Lawl is being increasingly used and has become a part of normal vocabulary of students at Coatesville area senior high school. It is generally used as a separate word forming it's own complete sentence.
by The badass monkey March 16, 2015