A more proper, calm and direct use of lel/LEL. Is not an acronym and is used as a replacement for lol as more of a mind chuckle (since in reality you are not actually 'laughing out loud'). Also used as an emphasis of pronunciation. Commonly used in gaming such as LoL ever since His Grace, Maegorr the First of His Name coined the phrase.
by Nordicist June 22, 2016
Get the LeLmug. Lel. That was funny.
by Ireallydontknow January 20, 2017
Get the Lelmug. by chdcchris September 19, 2015
Get the lelmug. by Nephilis Thylord October 16, 2020
Get the lelmug. 
Always in lower caps. Used when someone finds something derisory or pathetic. Its use depends on the mood of the user: the more bored they are, the more they'll be inclined to use it.
Pronunciation: lɛl
Etymology: lol, with the o replaced by an e. The reason is phonetic: lel, when pronounced, seems a bit more sarcastic.
Pronunciation: lɛl
Etymology: lol, with the o replaced by an e. The reason is phonetic: lel, when pronounced, seems a bit more sarcastic.
A: I watched a censored porn movie last night
B: lel.
A: I + 2 = 3, and H - 2 = 5, (random bs that lasts for 2 pages) thus I + H = 2
B: lel, took me a while to realize you were trolling.
B: lel.
A: I + 2 = 3, and H - 2 = 5, (random bs that lasts for 2 pages) thus I + H = 2
B: lel, took me a while to realize you were trolling.
by Pat Power April 12, 2013
Get the lelmug. Primarily the same definition as "lol", but simply for people who want to be different, and original.
Rowan: Hey, Douglas, Jack got run over today.
Douglas: lel
Rowan: Omg, Douglas, he's in a serious condition! He could die!
Douglas: lel
Douglas: lel
Rowan: Omg, Douglas, he's in a serious condition! He could die!
Douglas: lel
by Tavv November 6, 2013
Get the lelmug.