A term used to express simultaneous confusion due to a presumably inaccurate, misinterpreted, or absurd statement and laughter, nearly always due to this aforementioned PIMoAS.
Rebecca Black: The internet respects me and can't get enough of my phenomenal musical and vocal abilities.
You: Lolwhat.
You: Lolwhat.
by SixteenBS March 20, 2011
Used in live chat to express laughter and; confusion, disbelief, or lack of understanding. Often used in a mocking fashion.
Often written in all-caps for effect. Question and/or exclamation marks are optional.
Often written in all-caps for effect. Question and/or exclamation marks are optional.
by Justin May 07, 2005
Used to describe surprise and confusion when someone tells you something or you overhear something that is funny or out of the ordinary.
Person 1: So did you hear that Scott and Meagan went to a concert together last night?
Person 2: LolWhat??
Person 2: LolWhat??
by MtOaNyIlCoAr June 12, 2010