LOL

Or lol

[el-oh-el, lol]

interjection

1. laughing out loud; laugh out loud: used as a response to something funny or as a follow-up to something said only as a joke.

   You can see from the pics that my dog did not appreciate how we dressed him up for Halloween this year. LOL!

verb (used without object)

LOLed, LOLing 

1. to laugh: I can’t stop loling over this dumb video!

   I literally LOLed when I got your text.

   I can’t stop loling over this dumb video!

LOL

abbreviation

1. laughing out loud

Word History and Origins

Origin of LOL¹

First recorded in 1985–90; from its use in digital communications

Example Sentences

In fact, Blanche has said that publicly, and been called out by bar associations for it, to which he replied “LOL” on Twitter.

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When challenged and presented with evidence from his own social media, which included footage of him being driven into the palace, and comments about spending time with Andrew, and there being "pictures I can post, the pictures I can't, and then the stuff I couldn't take pictures of... lol", Mr Bloom said he had misremembered.

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The New York GOP, for instance, is already fundraising off Mamdani’s meteoric rise, sending emails with lines like “Lol — Hochul got played by Mamdani” and “Police Cars Burn — Mamdani’s Agenda Burns NYC Next.”

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The court heard Mrs Spragg replied: "Yes we can go through their bins. LOL."

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“It’s sickening how many times I’ve replayed this video lol,” declared another.

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