What Does LOLAK Mean in a Text?
Expressing Love in a Text
There are over 100 novel ways to express love in a text message. Some of them were invented by the iKids (i.e., Millennials, Generation Z, and Generation A), making them just a few decades old, but many of them have been around for centuries. Here's the one that matters to you: When used in a text, LOLAK means "Lots of Love and Kisses." While this is its most common meaning in texting, be aware that it is a rare term, and it might mean something else. If our meaning does not fit, give the context of your conversation a name (e.g., love, sport, space, astronomy) and include it in your search term.Image for LOLAK
When I write LOLAK, I mean this:
LOL is often wrongly expanded to "Lots of Love." Terms like LOLAK contributes to this confusion.
Summary of Key Points
We have summarized the key points in the table below:LOLAK | |
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Definition: | Lots of Love and Kisses |
Type: | Acronym and Abbreviation |
Guessability: | 3: Guessable |
Typical Users: | Adults and Teenagers |
The Evolution of "LOL"
This video shows the evolution of the term "LOL" and the various laughing emojis: What does LOL really mean?Example of LOLAK Used in a Text
LOLAK
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