What does LAWKI stand for?

Life As We Know It

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

Slang/chat, popular culture

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Latin America Working Group Live Action War Games Local Area Working Group (various organizations) Louisiana Wing (Civil Air Patrol) Lunar Architecture Working Group Latin America Working Group Education Fund (Washington, DC) Langley Wireframe Geometry Standard (NASA) Los Angeles Westside Genealogical Society (est. 1982; California) Latin American Writers Institute (Hostos Community College; Bronx, NY) Los Angeles Women in Music		Lake and Walker Knife Safety [not an acronym] LOL (Laughing Out Loud) spoken aloud Laughing A Whole Lot Laughing All Wale Like (chat slang) Laughing at Who's Laughing Lauri Ann West Memorial Library (Pittsburgh, PA) Legal Aid of Western Missouri League of Artists of Western Newfoundland (Canada) Local Area Wireless Network London Alliance West and North (England, UK)

Samples in periodicals archive:

THIS week sees the start of the 10th National Parents' Week (October 19-25) and family life as we know it is changing.

Vital family support

Yet change can open windows of prospect and revolutionise life as we know it.

Back to school for a fresh start

Byline: MIKE SWAIN THE end of life as we know it has been put on hold.

END OF THE WORLD IS NOT NIGH; Atom smasher to go slow

This is not now life as we know it but we will get through it and people I think do need to understand that and cling to that hope.

Minister in new 'green shoots' gaffe; Hope springs: employment ...

And we've painted a stark picture of how the climate of the North East is likely to change in the next 50 years and how this could affect life as we know it.

Future is bright, it is green; sponsored by Environment Agency

The planet, HD 189733b, is too close to a nearby star to support life as we know it.

Methane detected on distant planet

Their sacrifice has given us the world we know today and without them life as we know it would be very different for us all.

Editorial Comment

Being so close, the surface temperatures will be more than 2000C, so it is unlikely that life as we know it could survive.

SCOTS BOFFIN FINDS 3 NEW PLANETS; Boost for space team