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An extensive and more assuring phrase than the traditional lol. Translates to
I
Am
Really
Laughing
Out
Loud

Adopted after lol began to be used as a way of politely keeping up the flow of an online conversation instead of expressing sincere laughter.
Means that the person is literally, as they type the phrase, laughing out loud, usually uncontrollably.
Max0007: And then she ate it!!!
CindzCat: LOL!!!
Max0007: You get it?
CindzCat: No man IARLOL! Believe me!!!
iarlol by Bodaeo Bardot January 24, 2009
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I Really Am Laughing Out Loud. Because people misuse LOL all the time.
A: Want to hear a joke?
B: Sure!
A: A momma tomato and a baby tomato were walking down the street when suddenly the baby tomato started to fall behind. So the momma tomato walked back to the baby tomato, stomped on it, and said "KETCHUP"
B:IRALOL
IRALOL by Griffffffff September 8, 2012
Related Words
iarlol • ialol • irlol • IAALOL • idrlolbisida • INRLOL • IRALOL
"I am actually laughing out loud"

Only to be used in the actual event.....unlike the complete over use of lol, which is now pronounced as a word which is treason.
John: What were you up to tonight?
Peter: I was touching your 8 year old brother while you slept
John: IAALOL
IAALOL by k1ngie August 26, 2013
Irlol is a combination or IRL and LOL indicating that the person typing it actually laughed out loud.
Borat: That suit is black....................... NOT!
Me: WOW! Haha that was funny! I irloled!
irlol by KiNG`Joey March 19, 2007

idrlolbisida 

Stands for "I didn't really laugh out loud, but I'm saying I did anyway."

Because most people don't even actually laugh when they say "lol" and you know it.
girl 1: "omg ystrdy i 8 a hole bag of chips"

girl 2: "idrlolbisida"

girl 1: "lol"
idrlolbisida by I am Jesus. lulz April 13, 2009
Stands for "I actually laughed out loud".

Usually said by someone snorting with laughter, trying to tell everyone that they found something extremely funny
Rose: "I'm going to make some pineapple cake"
Sam: "ialol nooo, banana cake would be much better!!"
ialol by Lizbug October 15, 2011
"Irlol" stands for "I Really Laughed Out Loud." Since people tend to send "lol" whenever they find something funny rather than when they actually have laughed out loud, irlol is for those time when someone has in real life, actually laughed aloud.
"Did you see that new dank meme going around the internet?"
"No, send me it."
*sends dank meme*
"IRLOL"
irlol by AtomicBrawlers June 9, 2016
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