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   JKL

   JKL is an acronym that means just kidding loser, or just kidding LOL (or just kidding laugh). On Twitter, JKL is often in reference to a Kenyan talk show, Jeff Koinange Live.
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   KMSL

   KMSL is an acronym used in chat and messaging for killing myself laughing. It is often used as a hashtag to mark a funny moment.
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   HBD

   HBD is an acronym for Happy Birthday. It's often seen as a lazy way of messaging someone on their birthday. It's also occasionally used to mean here be dragons, referring to unexplored or dangerous territory ahead.
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   DTR

   DTR is an acronym that means define the relationship. Used in chat and texting, it implies a critical point in a relationship in which one person wants clear answers from the other.
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   FTS

   FTS is an acronym that means fuck this (or that) shit, implying intense exasperation. It is similar to "forget this"!
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   GOMD

   GOMD is an acronym for get off my dick, meaning "get off my back," or "get lost." GOMD is also the name of a popular 2014 song by rapper J.Cole that may have helped popularize…
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   APM

   APM is an acronym that means actions per minute. It's most commonly used in real-time video games such as Starcraft and refers to how many actions a player can perform in a minute. The best players…
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   DPS

   DPS is an acronym that means damage per second in multiplayer online gaming. It's used both as a noun (a weapon type, class, or a character capable of massive damage) and as an adjective to describe…
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   DOT

   DOT is an acronym for damage over time, and it's used in computer gaming to refer to acts that slowly cause damage to a character, such as poisoning or a spell.
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    MOC

    MOC is an acronym that means masculine of center. It refers mostly to lesbians and trans men and women who tilt toward the masculine side of the gender scale.
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    WYA

    WYA is an acronym that means where you at, and it is used mostly in texting and social media.
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    WYM

    WYM is an acronym for what you mean, as in what do you mean? It is used mostly in texting and social media. WYM is also occasionally used to mean watch your mouth.