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when one chooses to use lol but really isn't laughing out loud, instead uses lsnol (laughing silently not out loud) to not seem like an idiot.
Person 1: hey guess what i gave my brother a wedgie and his boxers where full of crap afterwards!

Person 2: lsnol thats nasty.
lsnol by Just J. July 15, 2010
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Laugh NOT out loud. Used when alone.
Sarah texted me a pic of her in a string bikini and I couldn't help but LNOL.
LNOL by Geoff AF January 12, 2016
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a substance similar to sheeps wool. also used for quoting anchorman excessively
no im talking to you. i dont know her name. what is it? lanolin...la-lanolin? like sheeps wool?
lanolin by Brick Tamblin September 26, 2005
long slow kiss on the lips
I`m gonna give u a LSKOL
LSKOL by prascita December 20, 2008

linoleum knife 

Noun: A type of knife with which one will get their lips cut off, and tounge cut out with if they make out in a movie theatre.

From the Aqua Teen Hunger Forcer Colon Movie Film For Theatres
"If you make out here,
I will cut your lips and tongue
from your head
with a linoleum knife."
when idiots on pbnation attempt to diss someone that failed and failed even harder than they did.
DI*KILLA SAYS
LSOLS
lsols by dasillybiznatch April 5, 2009
Ed found Chuck's joke was somewhat funny and was LNSOL.
LNSOL by chuckkim84 May 14, 2006
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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Bob: Literally 1984!

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User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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