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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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Linguist John McWhorter stated, "Lol is being used in a particular way. It's a marker of empathy. It's a marker of accommodation. We linguists call things like that pragmatic particles..." Pragmatic particles are the words and phrases utilized to alleviate the awkward areas in casual conversation,
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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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826:, derived from the Spanish
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3074:Martian language (Chinese)
2949:Louisiana State University
2268:"What does J4G stand for?"
1916:"English in Deep Trouble?"
1663:"Why We Use "lol" So Much"
1328:Louisiana State University
1186:Louis R. Franzini (2002).
1162:. Kogan Page. p. 89.
660:("Laughing my butt off"),
640:surrounding the character
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2031:June Hines Moore (2007).
1985:Language and the Internet
1959:The Internet Encyclopedia
1788:Oxford English Dictionary
1388:. Routledge. p. 42.
1306:December 2, 2017, at the
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1957:Hossein Bidgoli (2004).
1483:Steven G. Jones (1998).
1356:Hershock, Peter (2003).
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912:sounding similar to the
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2865:"Welsh-English Lexicon"
2372:Online Slang Dictionary
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415:: Often used to denote
357:Variations on the theme
289:The Lost Art of Writing
212:(CMC), specifically in
112:, is an initialism for
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2602:Elkan, Mikael (2002).
2394:"What does LQTM mean?"
1456:University of Michigan
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2505:on September 19, 2017
2246:"What does *G* mean?"
2112:"The Trolls Among Us"
1901:National Public Radio
1891:(February 18, 2006).
1638:. CNN. Archived from
1224:Michael Egan (2004).
1194:Square One Publishers
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3079:Miguxês (Portuguese)
2914:"smilies collection"
2871:on December 17, 2008
1865:Coleman, Gabriella.
1384:Tim Shortis (2001).
910:Brazilian Portuguese
32:LOL (disambiguation)
3349:Padonkaffsky jargon
3044:Fingilish (Persian)
2966:Claim to first use.
2726:The Free Dictionary
1386:The Language of ICT
1277:. Riverhead Books.
938:is pronounced and
733:. Not derived from
3054:Gyaru-moji (Japan)
2702:on August 28, 2012
2478:on August 14, 2023
2443:The New York Times
2117:The New York Times
1763:. Moorestown Patch
1564:on March 15, 2007.
1158:Matt Haig (2001).
1071:in other languages
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2526:"Origin Of HI HI"
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1794:on March 25, 2011
1589:978-0-8261-0207-2
1556:(Press release).
1469:978-0-938151-84-5
1395:978-0-415-22275-4
1326:(M.M.C. thesis).
1088:" means "funny").
615:World of Warcraft
482:internet trolling
427:Internet trolling
249:Gabriella Coleman
214:instant messaging
114:laughing out loud
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