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Short for 'loss' or 'loser.' The evil twin of W. When something goes wrong or someone embarrasses themselves, they've taken an L. Life is now a scoreboard of W's and L's, and the internet is keeping track with the enthusiasm of a sports commentator.
An adverb meaning 'slightly,' 'secretly,' or 'not that seriously' -- used to soften any opinion so you have plausible deniability. It turns any bold statement into a casual whisper. 'I lowkey love that song' means you have it on repeat but your reputation depends on no one knowing.
The extended version of rent free -- when something has not only moved into your brain but has fully furnished the place and is hosting dinner parties. It implies a level of mental occupation that borders on obsessive and is entirely involuntary.
LOL aka Laughing out loud is used in chat, when you see something really funny and don't want to waste time using "hahahaha"
1)A 3 in the game of craps.
laughing out loud with a southern drawl
Laughing but serious
let's go do something
little green footballs
Let’s Go Get Some Food
laughing her ass off
like I give a flying s**t
laugh insanely out loud
laughing my f**kin tits off
Let me know when clear
Laughing out loud but very serious
laugh out loud I own
laughing on the inside
Laughing quietly to myself
laughing so hard i'm crying
laughing so hard I wet myself
Love you as a friend
When you are going to be late for something, you can tell the waiting party that you will be "l8." People commonly use the abbreviation to feel clever when texting and online, especially when messaging or on social media.
When you feel helpless during a bad or grim situation, you may send "LHUA," which stands for "Lord help us all." Most people use it online or in text messages when they feel like supernatural intervention is the only option to rectify a dire situation.