What does LOL stand for?

Language of Love

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Slang/chat, popular culture

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Lack of Laughter (less common) Lack of Love (game) Ladies of Lallybroch Lady of the Lake Land O' Lakes Land of Legends (Canandaigua Speedway, New York) Land of Lincoln Land of Love Lands of Lore (game) Language of Literature		Last or Least Laugh(ing) Out Loud Laughing On Line Lautes Online Lachen (German: Loud Online Laughter) Laws of Life Lawyers on Line League of Legends (game) League of Lightness (gaming clan) League of Losers (wild 17 chess team) Leaning Over Laughing

Samples in periodicals archive:

French may be the language of love, but Spanish, oh Spanish.

Teach Yourself Spanish Language

French may be the language of love, but Spanish, oh Spanish.

Passionate About Learning Spanish

They make abundantly clear that the language of love isn't as universally comprehensible as we'd like to think.

Barre hits with intense, lyrical `Translations'

com HANDS OF MY FATHER: A HEARING BOY, HIS DEAF PARENTS, AND THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE offers a memoir of Uhlberg's growing up as the hearing son of deaf parents, answering their questions about the hearing world and finding his world beautiful and challenging.

Hands of my Father

Hewitt and Ribo are superb at using body language to illustrate how the language of love -- she speaks no French, he halting English -- turns out to be about as much practical use as Esperanto.

Love and life in war-time Wales

In the end, he does indeed find his treasure, in the face of adversity in where he could not even speak the language; however, he spoke of the universal language of love and emotion in order to achieve his dream.

You can achieve what you desire

Omar and his group take you on a musial journey around the world, proving that music is the language of love and peace.

Omar Bashir proudly presents "Oud Around the World... Live in ...

There are several superb golden oldies up for grabs here, including John D Loudermilk's Language Of Love, Eddie Cochran's C'mon Everybody, Jerry Lee Lewis hit High School Confidential, and Johnny Burnette's Little Boy Sad, Listen, too, for Don Gibson's Sea Of Heartbreak and Bobby Darin's If A Man Answers.

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