Definition

Used predominantly in digital communication, SALTS offers a subtle way to convey your appreciation for a witty comment or joke without overstating your response. It's handy for moments when you find something amusing, but not quite enough to type "LOL" or "ROFL." Common among those who appreciate nuanced humor or want to convey a restrained chuckle, SALTS demonstrates your awareness of the humor without the need for loud laughter.

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