Lolarge
Lolarge, Verb. Meaning, A very, (large laugh out loud) or (large lots of laughs). Pronounced, Lo-Large. Two syllables.
Lolarge is a phesable easy to understand extension based on the popular acronym, LOL.
The americanism of (Lolarge) is, lolage pronounced (Lol-age), without the letter R, not to be mistakenly interpreted as, an old laugh, due to second syllable (age) lolage is the same as lolarge.
It was first used almost exclusively between a group of friends, but has since become widespread in other forms of computer-mediated communication and face-to-face communication and even now a into a system designed by a well known man from Croydon, of point scoring, whereby it’s a game of who can be awarded the most Lolarge’s out of your group of friends, each lolarge is awarded to those with a joke, witty banter or a killer one liner.
Lolarge is a phesable easy to understand extension based on the popular acronym, LOL.
The americanism of (Lolarge) is, lolage pronounced (Lol-age), without the letter R, not to be mistakenly interpreted as, an old laugh, due to second syllable (age) lolage is the same as lolarge.
It was first used almost exclusively between a group of friends, but has since become widespread in other forms of computer-mediated communication and face-to-face communication and even now a into a system designed by a well known man from Croydon, of point scoring, whereby it’s a game of who can be awarded the most Lolarge’s out of your group of friends, each lolarge is awarded to those with a joke, witty banter or a killer one liner.
“Carol told me her secret and it was too funny I had to lolarge!” Or
“That joke George delivered deserves nothing less than a lolarge!” Or
“Sue noticed after shopping for glasswear they had undercharged her, she was so happy she had a lolarge moment”
“That joke George delivered deserves nothing less than a lolarge!” Or
“Sue noticed after shopping for glasswear they had undercharged her, she was so happy she had a lolarge moment”