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1 8.8
To laugh very hard, often at something funny online
  • verb
  • Slang
: reírse a carcajadas
  • She sent a hilarious video, and everyone in the group chat started to ROFL.

Examples

  • Did you see that video? I ROFLed the whole time!

  • Whenever he tells that story, I just ROFL every time.

  • The meme was so funny that I had to ROFL for several minutes.

  • I just ROFL at that meme!

  • When I watched that comedy show, I couldn't help but ROFL at the jokes.

  • After reading the funny text, my friend replied with 'LOL,' and I had to ROFL.

  • The cat videos were so cute that I ended up ROFL while scrolling through my feed.

Synonyms

to giggle
vsto ROFL
147 1.0

Laugh in a silly or nervous way with short high sounds

is the internet abbreviation that signals much stronger and louder amusement
to crack up
vsto ROFL
  • Informal
67 3.5

To laugh loudly and without control

is the internet abbreviation mainly used in written digital messages
to burst out laughing
vsto ROFL
  • Informal
8 2.4

To suddenly start laughing loudly and not be able to stop

is used as a short online form rather than a spoken reaction
to rolf
vsto ROFL
  • Slang
1 9.7

To laugh very hard at something funny online

is the internet abbreviation used especially in texts and messages
to yuk
vsto ROFL
  • Informal
1 8.6

To laugh loudly in a silly, noisy way

is the internet abbreviation that simply signals strong amusement in text
1 4.0

To laugh in a way you cannot stop because you find something very funny or feel embarrassed

is the concise online form used to show strong amusement in messages
to break up
vsto ROFL
  • Informal
1 3.0

Start laughing very hard and cannot stop

is the brief internet form people use in texts and chats
1 4.5

Laugh so hard that your body shakes

is the internet abbreviation for very strong laughter rather than the physical shaking
to lmao
vsto ROFL
  • NSFW
1 9.9

To laugh very loudly at something, often online

is the internet abbreviation used especially in texts and messages
to roll about in laughter
vsto ROFL
  • Informal
3.3

Feel so amused that you fall over and move on the floor

is the short online expression that names strong laughter in messages

How Intense

to ROFL
  • Slang
1 8.8
to laugh
∞ 1.0
to giggle
147 1.0
to chuckle
299 2.0

Surface Forms

ROFL infinitive
ROFLed past
ROFLed past participle
ROFLing present participle
ROFLs third person singular

Etymology

ROFL used as a verb means to laugh very hard, like 'rolling on the floor laughing' at a joke or meme online. That's why we say someone ROFL when they cannot stop laughing.