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how some people read the acronym lmfao
Eric said "limfow!" to Phil's humorous comment.
limfow by fyrehart February 19, 2005
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adj, noun. the word said when someone ims, texts, facebook chats LMAO. This word is how to pronounce it!
or used in sentence describing something.
pronouced as LE- M- OW
he lemowed cause she fell.
and he was like lemow, and it was not lemow worthy bud.
*boy fails test*
hahaha lemow, fail.
lemow by Lemow lemonss November 22, 2010
The appropriate way to pronounce lmfao. Also said when laughing.
“I drove over a squirrel” said Eduardo. “Limfow” Justin said laughing
Limfow by Merwinerwin January 23, 2019
a chinese hacker working with limbow, also what the coolestestestest people in the world say
"Bruh yknow she tripped on her own feet"

"NO WAYS LIMFOWWWW"
Limfow by chinesehackerlimfow March 27, 2022

ₗᵉₘₐₒw

A way to pronounce the acronym, Lmao.
Me very well knowing that Lmao is an acronym for "Laugh my ass off" and is not pronounced as a word but used in a text.

My last brain cell: ₗᵉₘₐₒw
ₗᵉₘₐₒw by Foratnite September 24, 2018

Lumfow Disease 

When someone doesn't like butt stuff
David was pressuring TJ for butt stuff, but David is an insensitive prick because TJ suffers from Lumfow Disease.
Lumfow Disease by 1ujiminuxjimout September 25, 2018
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