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Is LMAO a bad word?
LMAO is an acronym that means “laughing my ass off.” Some people use it as a synonym for LOL. It’s best to use LMAO informal conversations because it contains the word ass. Some might consider this a swear word and take offense.
What means LMAO in chat?
LMAO — “laughing my ass off” LOL — “laughing out loud”, or “lots of laughs” (a reply to something amusing)
Is LOL a rude word?
Because LOL is a slang term, its appropriate for casual conversation and not formal settings. LOLZ is a popular LOL alternative that can be used for genuine amusement or with sarcasm. Most often, LOL is something you see in writing and don’t say. But, some say LOL out loud sarcastically or when making fun.
Whats does ROFL mean?
Laugh out loud
LOL/Full name
What bruh means?
BRUH means “Brother” and is also an Expression of disdain or incredulity.
What is the DP full form?
DP stands for Display Picture. Display picture can be defined as: “A highlighted picture of one person on social media or other internet chat profile to represent his visual identity.” It is also known as profile picture, but as it does not portray your profile, most people prefer to call it a Display Picture (DP).
What does Imao stand for in Computer speak?
IMAO stands for “In My Arrogant Opinion”. It is used when you mean the opposite using irony. The original term was “in my humble opinion”, often abbreviated IMHO. I remember it appearing on the early Internet, especially in Usenet discussion groups.
What does Imao mean in the texting World?
IMAO stands for “in my arrogant opinion .” Where did IMHO come from? IMAO is an initialism from the internet and text messaging that plays off the earlier IMHO , in which the H (at least in our dictionary) is defined as humble , though usage evidence also sees honest fill the role.
What does Imoa mean?
IMOA stands for International Molybdenum Association. Suggest new definition. This definition appears frequently and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories: Science, medicine, engineering, etc.