Internet Slang 4m Wikipedia
Internet Slang 4m Wikipedia
ROTFL
ROFLOL
ROFL
ROTFLOL
ROFLMAO
PMSL
IFOL
LOLWUT
LOLZ
1. (Internet slang) Variant of LOL with the Z serving only to make the acronym
look like a plural noun, or, more commonly, sarcastically used; serving as a
mockery of those who use the "z" to pluralize other nouns, as opposed to the "s."
The mockery of such people is often not done in any kind of specific context, but
usually as a way to lighten up a conversation
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@$$
1. (US, Internet slang) ass. Used to bypass swearing filters in online games.
AFAIC
AFAICR
AFAICS
AFAICT
AFAIK
AFAIR
ATW
BNYA
BRB
DBEYR
EOD
ETA
FFS
FTFA
LWYL
1. (Internet slang, texting) Laugh With You Later, used as a sign off
NAFAIK
NIFOC
OMFG
OMGWTFBBQ
OT
1. Over-Time
2. Occupational Therapist/Therapy
3. (Biblical) Old Testament
4. (Internet slang) off-topic
5. Offensive Tackle, American & Canadian Football
6. (linguistics) Optimality theory
PU
Positive
Pwn3d
Comparative
more Pwn3d
Superlative
most Pwn3d
RL
1. Rugby League
2. (Internet slang) real life
WHATM
WTB
WTS
WTT
cya
1. (Internet slang) Alternative spelling of see ya.
Positive
dym
Comparative
not comparable
Superlative
none (absolute)
G2K
gr8
gratz
h8
kk
1. (Internet slang) Okay cool; a shortened response usually used at the end of
a conversation.
llamah
to less than three (third-person singular simple present less than threes, present
participle less than threeing, simple past and past participle less than threed)
m8
1. (Internet slang, text messaging) Mate. Used in instant messagers and text
messages. Not considered appropriate for other mediums.
moar
Positive
nrn
Comparative
not comparable
Superlative
none (absolute)
owtte
Singular
pr0n
Plural
uncountable
pr0n (uncountable)
rehi
roflcopter
He was telling me he got a new bike, roflcopter, some kids are too easy
to please.
tubes
w00t!
1. (Internet slang) Used to express joy, particularly that felt during success
or victory.
xlnt
ym
ym has its origins from the Arabic language and is mostly used in Arabic
speaking countries but with Latin letters.
The expression ya mohankesh (in Arabic ?? ?????) is exclamatory and is
used to express surprise.