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 7, 2005
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 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