0
The abbreviation "lol" is believed to have originated from online communication in the 1980s or 1990s, particularly within chat rooms and messaging platforms. It is thought to have been popularized by early internet users as a way to convey laughter in a short and casual manner. The exact person or group who first used the term is unclear, as internet slang tends to evolve collectively among users.
What else can I help you with?
How do you divide the word lollipop?
The word "lollipop" can be divided into two syllables as "lol-li-pop."
Is lol a slang word?
The text tag "lol" is not a word nor slang. It is a technologically affected acronym for "laugh out loud."
How do you spell smiling?
That is the correct spelling for the word "smile."
What is the present tense of the word lol?
I/you/we/they laugh out loud. He/she/it laughs out loud. The present participle would be laughing out loud.
How do you Make a sentence using the word interjection?
Interjection! Wow, that was a surprising turn of events.
What is the word for the definition started out?
That's a difficult one! I don't know LOL sorry!
What sentence can you make using the word thumb?
my thumb is the fattest finger i have!! lol just started luafin ha ha ha lol
What is a better word for started?
Start, begin, first, it matters how y u use it..... Lol btw yw :)
When did make up started?
it started when someone said lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Who started 100 years of war?
yah really stupid lol u should noe this lol jk it started 56700 b.c
And lol word is when used?
The word lol is used to express laughing out loud online.
What part of speech is the word raw?
it is present past and the future lol lol lol lol ashish
Who started worlds war 1?
i did lol
Who started name World War 1?
i did lol
Where and when did diving start?
He started diving in Africa lol
When did advertisement came?
when the radio first started lol
What is lol translated into Honduran?
lol is a international word... It can never be translated...
