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We don’t need to tell you about all the abbreviated texts sent all over social media, cellphones and iPads. When writing articles, many Writers see the above text in their documents as sample text.

 

Lorem ipsum Latin words are a placeholder for most internet documents. Much like the placeholder, people are always finding new ways to communicate with one another. Daily, people have been doing this for centuries. Examples are slang, ebonics, handshaking, sign language, drums, smoke signaling and more.

 

We have compiled an entire list of all the internet abbreviations we know about on the web. 

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Generally Used
  1. LOL: Laughing out loud
  2. ASAP: As soon as possible
  3. FYI: For your information,
  4. G2G: Got to go
  5. FB: Facebook
  6. MSG: Message
  7. TTYL: Talk to you later
  8. IMO: In my opinion
Parents vs Children
  1. PAW (Parents are watching)
  2. PITR (Parent in the room)
  3. PBB (Parent behind back)
  4. POMS (Parent over my shoulder)
  5. KPC (Keeping parents clueless)
  6. PAH (Parent at home).

 

Asking favors or advice

  1. TMB – Tweet me back
  2. WTPA – Where the party at?
  3. DAE – Does anyone else?
  4. PRT – Please retweet
  5. PTB – Please text back
  6. TIA – Thanks in advance
  7. BUMP – Bring up my post
Emotions

  1. TFW – That feeling when. 
  2. MFW – My face when
  3. MRW – My reaction when
  4. IFYP – I feel your pain
  5. LOL – Laughing out loud
  6. TNTL – Trying not to laugh
  7. JK – Just kidding
  8. IDC – I don’t care
  9. ILY – I love you
  10. IMU – I miss you
  11. ADIH – Another day in hell
  12. IDC – I don’t care
  13. ZZZ – Sleeping, bored, tired
  14. WYWH – Wish you were here
  15. TIME – Tears in my eyes
  16. BAE – Before anyone else
  17. SSDD – Same stuff, different day
  18. QQ – Crying
  19. HIFW – How I feel when
Disclaimers

  1. AFAIK – As far as I know
  2. AFAIR – As far as I remember
  3. AFAIC – As far as I’m concerned
  4. ASL – Age, sex, location
  5. AAMOF – As a matter of fact
  6. FWIW – For what it’s worth
  7. YMMV – Your mileage may vary
  8. IIRC – If I remember correctly
  9. DM – Direct message
  10. AFAICT – As far as I can tell
  11. TL;DR – Too long; didn’t read
  12. IANAL – I am not a lawyer
  13. Attention Grabbing
  14. IRL – In real life
  15. TIL – Today I learned
  16. SOML – Story of my life. 
  17. EMBM – Early morning business meeting
  18. J4F – Just for fun
  19. JSYK – Just so you know
  20. FAWC – For anyone who cares
  21. RLRT – Real life retweet
  22. OH – Overheard
  23. WUZUP – What’s up?
  24. CS – Career suicide
  25. DWH – During work hours
Opinions or Reactions

  1. IMO\IMHO – In my opinion\In my humble opinion
  2. OMDB – Over my dead body
  3. NTH – Nice to have. 
  4. NTK- Nice to know
  5. POV – Point of View
  6. TBH–To be honest
  7. FTW – For the win
  8. WTF – What the f***
  9. FTL – For the loss
  10. YNK – You never know
  11. SMH – Shaking my head
  12. SRSLY – Seriously
  13. YGTR – You got that right
  14. GMTA – Great minds think alike
  15. AYMM – Are you my mother?
  16. CWOT – Complete waste of time
Warning and recommendation

  1. NSFW – Not safe for work 
  2. NSF – Non-sufficient funds
  3. NSFL – Not safe for life
  4. SFW – Safe for work
  5. GRAS – Generally recognised as safe
  6. NBD – Not big deal
  7. OC – Original content
  8. 4AO – For adults only
  9. OP – Original post
  10. PPL – People
  11. ICYMI – In case you missed it
  12. JIC – Just in case
  13. NAGI – Not a good idea
  14. GOI – Get over it
  15. RBTL – Read between the lines
  16. AYOR – At your own risk
  17. DIY– Do it yourself
  18. E123 – Easy as one, two, three
  19. GAHOY – Get a hold of yourself
Notifications, greetings, closings
  1. OMW – On my way
  2. GRATZ – Congratulations
  3. GL – Good luck 
  4. IDK – I don’t know
  5. TTYL – Talk to you later
  6. BRB – Be right back
  7. W8 – Wait
  8. NFS – Not for sale
  9. B4N – Bye for now
  10. B@U – Back at you
  11. BBBG – Bye bye be good
  12. BBIAS – Be back in a sec
  13. RUOK – Are you OK?
  14. CYT – See you tomorrow
  15. DBMIB – Don’t bother me I’m busy
  16. DM – Direct message
  17. GFN – Gone for now
  18. AFK – Away from keyboard

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