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a textual acronym used to abbreviate "laughing out loud to my self"
(used mostly in reference to seeing a funny text or picture that makes you want to laugh out loud and you are either alone or the people around you don't see it or think its funny)
(usually very embarrassing if you are alone in a public place)
Chris: Bro the pic of Jimmy vomming on Lisa made me loltms in the elevator.
Eric: Nice! How embarrassing though.
loltms by nwa14 December 2, 2010
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Laugh Out Loud, Touch My Balls
haha, thats funny. LOLTMB
LOLTMB by Billy Bob Chabot April 9, 2007
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loltms • lolums • Loltastic • LOTMS • LOLBMS • LOLIMS • loloms • Lolrms • LOLTAS • Loltasm
"Life on the murder scence" a documentry on the band My Chemical Romance.
Suzett:Hey, have you seen LOTMS yet?
MEHGAN:Yeah, it was kick ass!!
LOTMS by xxviolettxx May 23, 2007
Laugh out loud by my self
Person 1: Ayo this meme is fire cuh.
Person 2: yeah lolbms😂😂
LOLBMS by Cr0wnXD September 14, 2017

Loltastic 

Deriving from the common chat abbreviation 'Lol', this extended version can be typed or said in life to mean a more emphasised 'Laughing Out Loud'. This word originates from the members of the CN corporation, and is used widely between the 9 of them.
Hell yeh! That time was Loltastic!
Loltastic by Adrian 'Adie' Davison February 21, 2006

LOLtastic 

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"It's LOLtastic!"
LOLtastic by EmmDubbleYew February 6, 2009
Extention of LOL, meaning "Laughing Out Loud, Tits Are Shaking".
- Check out that wanker!
- LOLTAS
LOLTAS by M_.D_. January 27, 2008
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