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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
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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
Instead of "slay". Something is just limfow. It means that you really think something is just so, ugh.
"That class is really not limfow."
LimFow by jumpplz September 4, 2022
Limow is the way "lmao" would sound if it were to be pronounced. This way you can use it in actual, verbal conversations.
Guy One: Hey guess what, I just farted.

Guy Two: Limow! That's funny!
Limow by Luke James Ax August 24, 2009
A phonetic spelling of "lmfao", used most commonly ironically, mocking those who use the expression unironically.
Robert: "haha Charles Dickens has 'dick' in his name😂😂😂"

Bill, sarcadtically: "oh, lemfow man."
Lemfow by Big nigga 34 July 6, 2018
limow by Shadowkid375 April 15, 2009
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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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