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someone that one is laughing out loud and actually laughing out loud: "The latter response is a straightforward action. The former is a self-reflexive representation of an action: I not only do something but also show you that I am doing it. Or indeed, I may not actually laugh out loud but may use
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floor laughing" (emphasis added). Matt Haig singles out LOL as one of the three most popular initialisms in
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2558:Dinkins, Rodney R. (2007).
2531:Dinkins, Rodney R. (2010).
2041:Manners Made Easy for Teens
1456:and Steve Cummings (1993).
1426:The New Hacker's Dictionary
1111:
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942:version of LOL. The letter
834:, derived from the Spanish
795:, meaning intense laughter.
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105:, and a popular element of
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3108:Martian language (Chinese)
2983:Louisiana State University
2276:"What does J4G stand for?"
1924:"English in Deep Trouble?"
1671:"Why We Use "lol" So Much"
1336:Louisiana State University
1194:Louis R. Franzini (2002).
1170:. Kogan Page. p. 89.
649:("Laughing my butt off"),
629:surrounding the character
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2695:Philippine Daily Inquirer
2205:Dictionary.com Unabridged
2039:June Hines Moore (2007).
1993:Language and the Internet
1967:The Internet Encyclopedia
1796:Oxford English Dictionary
1396:. Routledge. p. 42.
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33:. For the TV series, see
3509:Advertising and products
1965:Hossein Bidgoli (2004).
1491:Steven G. Jones (1998).
1364:Hershock, Peter (2003).
959:("kkk" or "kekeke") and
920:sounding similar to the
757:in 1961 (recording from
366:is a distorted image of
2899:"Welsh-English Lexicon"
2380:Online Slang Dictionary
2335:Richmond Times-Dispatch
1060:meaning grass, read as
404:: Often used to denote
346:Variations on the theme
278:The Lost Art of Writing
201:(CMC), specifically in
101:, is an initialism for
3134:Yaminjeongeum (Korean)
2636:Elkan, Mikael (2002).
2402:"What does LQTM mean?"
1464:University of Michigan
1050:leads to the usage of
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3093:Jejemon (Philippines)
2539:on September 19, 2017
2254:"What does *G* mean?"
2120:"The Trolls Among Us"
1909:National Public Radio
1899:(February 18, 2006).
1646:. CNN. Archived from
1232:Michael Egan (2004).
1202:Square One Publishers
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3113:Miguxês (Portuguese)
2948:"smilies collection"
2905:on December 17, 2008
1873:Coleman, Gabriella.
1392:Tim Shortis (2001).
918:Brazilian Portuguese
21:LOL (disambiguation)
3383:Padonkaffsky jargon
3078:Fingilish (Persian)
3000:Claim to first use.
2760:The Free Dictionary
1394:The Language of ICT
1285:. Riverhead Books.
946:is pronounced and
722:. Not derived from
3088:Gyaru-moji (Japan)
2736:on August 28, 2012
2486:on August 14, 2023
2451:The New York Times
2125:The New York Times
1771:. Moorestown Patch
1572:on March 15, 2007.
1166:Matt Haig (2001).
1079:in other languages
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2560:"Origin Of HI HI"
2050:978-0-8054-4459-9
1802:on March 25, 2011
1597:978-0-8261-0207-2
1564:(Press release).
1477:978-0-938151-84-5
1403:978-0-415-22275-4
1334:(M.M.C. thesis).
1096:" means "funny").
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238:Gabriella Coleman
203:instant messaging
103:laughing out loud
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