lolop 

variation of lol, signifying a chuckle at something moderately funny, commonly used on forums. Often used by "zephy" claiming it to be his own when it was clearly created by "CarlWoD in 2006AD.

person a: "theres uplove on your shoe"
person b: "whats uplove"
person a: "nothing dear, how about you?"
person b: lolop

lolop by CarlWoD September 5, 2008

lolop 

variation of lol, signifying a chuckle at something moderately funny, commonly used on forums. Often used by "zephy" claiming it to be his own when it was clearly created by "CarlWoD in 2006AD.

person a: "theres uplove on your shoe"
person b: "whats uplove"
person a: "nothing dear, how about you?"
person b: lolop

lolop by Wise Word Man September 6, 2008

lolop 

To walk with a heavy, heavy limp. Like a zombie in a movie, or a fictional hunchback at a half run pace.

The hunchback loloped along like a 3 legged frog.

lolop by Michael Sloane January 10, 2008

lolop 

It is when an insanely talented attractive gorgeous lowkey sick person who's emotionally unstable makes a type of the renowned word 'lolol' and somehow magically invents a masterpiece.
Another defination by G goes and i quote "It means lolop : lol overpowered"

D: lolop
K:Not a p again

lolop by whyiseverysinglehandletaken:? January 22, 2022

Lolmops 

A lolmops is the name for a person who tells silly jokes and tries to be cool.

Cindy: Hey Billy, what's the best way to catch a fish?

Billy: I don't know.

Cindy: Have someone throw it at you!

Billy: O my God, you're such a lolmops.

Lolmops by Raketboy4 December 31, 2009

Logophilia 

Actually an emotional love of words, as any true logophile would know.

Logophilia is not sexual. Philia is the Greek word for emotional love.

Logophilia by Glamoiglia October 21, 2011

Logophile 

A logophile is a person who loves words. A person who enjoys having an expansive vocabulary. A person who loves the way words interact with each other to create sentences.

What if All Time Low had named their band Nadir instead. That really turns on the logophile in me.

Logophile by RAINFALL February 11, 2014