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What is the full form of ROFL?

What is the full form of ROFL?

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E. Reyes

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Answered Sep 08, 2020

The full form of ROFL is “Rolling/rolled on the floor, laughing.” It is very common in social texting, and it is used to refer to something that is very funny. In most cases, the individual typing this not literally rolling on the floor.

Other common acronym used when something is funny include:

LOL, which means “laugh/laughing out loud.”
LMAO – “laughing my ass off.”
LMFAO – “laughing my fat ass off.”

These online short forms of text are commonly in informal. They have formed the basis of our conversations. These are often used on chat on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, telegram, and so on.

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Tara Pele

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Answered Sep 26, 2019

ROFL is the acronym for Rolling On Floor Laughing. It has the same meaning as other acronyms like LOL (laugh out loud) and LMAO ( Laughing My Ass Off). ROFL is used mostly when people are chatting with their friends on messaging apps like Messenger, WhatsApp, telegram, etc. Have you ever chatted with a friend who seemed very funny, and while the chat was going on, he sent a message that you found very funny to the point that you couldn't control yourself?

ROFL is the acronym for Rolling On Floor Laughing. It has the same meaning as other acronyms like
If yes, then you could have simply typed something like ROFL. This would have hinted the person that you found what was sent very funny. Acronyms like ROFL are saving us from going through the rigor of typing too much of words. With ROFL, you have been able to tell someone that you got cracked up by their message. However, we shouldn't get used to typing in this way all the time.

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Samantha Stewart

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Answered Sep 24, 2019

ROFL usually means Rolling on the Floor, Laughing. People normally use this when they think that something is so funny that they can roll on the Floor and continue to laugh out loud. There are instances when this may occur in real life, although some people would just use this to show that they appreciate the joke that they have heard or the meme that was sent to them. It does not mean that they are actually doing this in actual.

ROFL usually means Rolling on the Floor, Laughing. People normally use this when they think that
Some say that they would also use this as a substitute for LMAO or Laughing My Ass Off. The meme for this is usually different. It would show a person laughing while sitting down or standing up in contrast to ROFL, which means that the person is on the Floor.

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W. Wright

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Answered Sep 20, 2019

ROFL is an acronym used in texting language especially in informal setting such as social media. ROFL stands for Rolling On the Floor Laughing. In our word today, these slangs and acronym have formed a large part of our communication in texting and on social platforms.

ROFL is an acronym used in texting language especially in informal setting such as social media.
Many people use this acronym in texting and as internet slang to refer to something that is very funny. Other funny texting and internet slang include: LOL which means Laughing out Loud ALOL which stands for Actually Laughing Out loud LMAO stands for Laughing my Ass Out LMFAO is the acronym for Laughing my Fat Ass Out IACL stands for I am currently laughing. ROFLMAO stands for Rolling on the Floor Laughing my Ass Out.

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Anthony Paul Bonadio

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Answered May 23, 2019

If you are an ardent social media user, chances are you would have come in contact with a lot of internet slangs, with luck, you were able to interpret some of them and some seemed unclear to you. An example of those internet slangs is ROFL which means Rolling On Floor, Laughing. It is an extreme form of internet slangs like 'Lol' which means laughing out loud.

If you are an ardent social media user, chances are you would have come in contact with a lot of
This acronym is common among people who love chatting on messaging apps with their friends. We do have some friends that are really good in saying some silly things that you wouldn't help but burst into laughter, at this moment, the best thing to type to show you really got cracked up with their jokes is to type ROFL. The use of ROFL does not literally mean you are right on the floor laughing but to show you actually laughed uncontrollably.

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M. Krasinski

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M. Krasinski, Content Writer, Columbus

Answered May 07, 2019

The full form of ROFL is rolling on the floor laughing. One of the things that used to be fun with using Yahoo Messenger before was the use of emojis before they were popular. It was fun to use at that time because people were able to express themselves more.

The full form of ROFL is rolling on the floor laughing. One of the things that used to be fun with

As time passed by, more and more gadgets and applications made it possible to use different emojis. This is normally used when you find something so funny so that you cannot contain how funny everything is. This normally happens when you are talking with your friends or when you have a private joke with your loved one. It can be enough to make you smile.

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Carice Snow

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Answered Apr 16, 2019

The acronym ROFL is another example of texting language. It is a more extreme form of lol - laugh out loud - and stands for rolling on the floor laughing.

The acronym ROFL is another example of texting language. It is a more extreme form of lol - laugh
It is quicker than saying in response to a joke or funny anecdote, "hilarious", but this is what it signifies. It is part of the whole texting jargon vocabulary.

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