to rolf
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9.7
- verb
- /rɔlf/
- Slang
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- She found the cat videos so amusing that she was rolfing with laughter.
Examples
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The comments on the meme were so funny that I rolfed out loud.
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Sol was in his office at his desk, isometrically rolfing his neck.
Fiction book (1993) -
After watching the hilarious video, I couldn't help but rolf at my desk.
Synonyms
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3.5
To laugh loudly and without control
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3.4
Laugh loudly and without control
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3.0
Start laughing very hard and cannot stop
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2.4
To suddenly start laughing loudly and not be able to stop
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7.7
To laugh quietly with pleasure, often with a small snort
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5.1
To make loud, long sounds because something is very funny
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8.6
To laugh loudly in a silly, noisy way
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3.5
To make loud sounds you cannot stop because something is very funny
To laugh very hard, often at something funny online
To laugh very loudly at something, often online
Laugh loudly and deeply, making your stomach move
To laugh loudly because something is very funny
Laugh so hard that your body shakes
To laugh so hard you almost choke
Feel so amused that you fall over and move on the floor
How Hard
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word rolf comes from the internet phrase rolling on the floor laughing, often written as 'rofl', and is like the simple word roll, as in 'to roll' with laughter. So to rolf is to 'laugh very hard', especially at something online.