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English
Etymology
A corruption of lol, probably a leet variation, treated as if it were a noun rather than an interjection and pluralized in a deliberately unconventional manner using the -z suffix.
Pronunciation
Interjection
lolz
- (Internet slang, leetspeak) Used to express laughter, often in a sarcastic fashion.
- 1999:"you mean "C"hina??? lolz!!!" —
2000, lolz... I hear some little clicking sounds coming from my modem:
2001, Any Cory fans lolz?:
2003, lolz... Yeah, I've got a bunch of system-event waves of Jeri Ryan. (Seven of Nine):
Noun
lolz (uncountable)
- Alternative form of lulz.
2015 January 27, Randy Stewart, “But seriously, folks — this stand-up economist says Republicans will like his carbon tax”, in Grist:Yoram Bauman, the world’s first and only stand-up economist, likes to inject some lolz into grim climate economics (kind of like Grist).
2019 July 2, Gareth Ceidiog Hughes, “Why we shouldn’t tolerate ‘jokes’ that deride the Welsh language as gobbledygook”, in Nation.Cymru:According to some, we should just accept our language being the subject of derision because you know; the lolz.
2023 July 20, John Crace, “With all his plans in tatters, Rishi eyes some reshuffle lolz”, in The Guardian:Maybe he should just have some fun. While he could. Stuff the cabinet with a whole load of idiots. […] Just for the lolz.
Anagrams
Italian
Etymology
Loaned directly from English lolz.
Interjection
lolz
- (Internet slang) used to express laughter
- 2004:"lolz" —
- 2005:"lolz." —
- 2005:"lolz" —