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The text tag "lol" is not a word nor slang. It is a technologically affected acronym for "laugh out loud."
it is when people talk rubbish or mostly known as jibberish LOL
Well there are 2 lol sentences meaning 2 different things the main one is laugh out loud and the ones u can use 4 card s or on computer is lots of love for example for the first one:lol mate {laugh out load}and for the second 1:lol bye {lots of love}
I'm doing research on this right now. At face value, LOL is an interjection. It typically prefaces other related thoughts, but is not concretely syntactically linked to them. So in something like "I skipped school yesterday lol" the acronym seems to be working like an interjection, although you don't usually see interjections at the ends of sentences in English (usually they are at the beginning, like "Wow, I love chocolate."). But LOL has become so semantically flexible that its meaning is no longer directly tied to what the acronym stands for. Therefore, you'll see things like "LOL @ u", which is working like a verb, as is "loling forever." I occasionally see LOL used in the subject predicate slot: "It was lol," where it would then be classified as an adjective. Short answers: interjection. -Grad Student, Applied English Linguistics, University of Wisconsin
In Punjabi, "lol" means "begging" or "to ask for something."
The meaning of the term 'lol' is laugh out loud.
No one crated computers The person who created computers is many people
Lol mean laugh out loud that it mean
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H2o i think! lol
Laugh out loud
lol uhmm you are well ...
Lol meansLaugh out loudand Omg means oh my god or gosh
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Lots of love Lots of laughing Laugh out loud