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Lowlar is a unique name. Lowlar is derived from the spanish name Lolalita meaning “strong woman”. Lowlar is a caring girl who will always think of others. Lowlar is also very sleepy hence the fact she sleeps all day!
Jeremy: I met this girl taday that kept falling asleep.
Kirang: she must have been a lowlar.
lowlar by Killaking101 January 23, 2021
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A Lollar is a US dollar that is stuck in the Lebanese banking system, really just a computer entry with no corresponding currency. The internationally recognized symbol for the US Dollar is $. The term was coined by Harvard economic fellow Dan Azzi after a severe economic crisis in Lebanon.

The symbol for a Lollar is lol.

The term Lollar has been given coverage in International media (Heise.de: Lebanon: Shortly before the system collapse).
Q: How much money do you have stuck in this Lebanese bank?

A: I have 20,000 Lollars (20,000lol) stuck!
Lollar by georgechalhoub December 21, 2019
Lolarge, Verb. Meaning, A very, (large laugh out loud) or (large lots of laughs). Pronounced, Lo-Large. Two syllables.
Lolarge is a phesable easy to understand extension based on the popular acronym, LOL.

The americanism of (Lolarge) is, lolage pronounced (Lol-age), without the letter R, not to be mistakenly interpreted as, an old laugh, due to second syllable (age) lolage is the same as lolarge.

It was first used almost exclusively between a group of friends, but has since become widespread in other forms of computer-mediated communication and face-to-face communication and even now a into a system designed by a well known man from Croydon, of point scoring, whereby it’s a game of who can be awarded the most Lolarge’s out of your group of friends, each lolarge is awarded to those with a joke, witty banter or a killer one liner.
“Carol told me her secret and it was too funny I had to lolarge!” Or
“That joke George delivered deserves nothing less than a lolarge!” Or

“Sue noticed after shopping for glasswear they had undercharged her, she was so happy she had a lolarge moment”
Lolarge by Mr marvellous October 1, 2018

Lollaring 

Putting your nuts way too close to somebody's face and not realizing that you're doing so.
Josh was fixing Travis's tire while Travis was lollaring him the whole time.
Lollaring by Captain Lollar May 2, 2015

lolarious 

Something that is so funny, it's lolarious. Comes from the words LOL and Hillarious.
I just had the most lolarious night
lolarious by [M]agus January 1, 2006
Spanish infinitive of "to lol".
-ar ending with lol=lolar
Haha that kid just ate shit! Lolar!
Lolar by TeddyBear9 October 5, 2010

lollaraptor 

Yet another word derived by combining the abbreviation for 'Laughing out Loud,' lol, with another word that has an 'a' sound somewhere in it (by appending that word from the 'a' sound on to the end of the 'lol'). There is little difference in meaning amongst such words, but lollaraptor is definitely the funniest, as its namesake, the velociraptor, has such gay, gimpy little arms.
<Dr.Ichinose> Wtf did you see that newb out there trying to rail jump? lollacopter. Dude should just hang it up.

<Shivers> I told him it kicks so he should use it for 'mini' jumps ahahah lollaraptor

<all> Aahahahah lollaraptor is so much funnier than lollacopter! Because of the gay, gimpy little arms!
lollaraptor by Tehaxer October 10, 2006
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