LMHO

LMHO has 2 meanings
1. What does LMHO stand for?

Laughing my head off

LMHO is an acronym that stands for "laughing my head off," which is a variation of the popular LMAO acronym. It is typically used after reading, seeing, or hearing something so funny that you think your head will fall off from laughing so hard.

LMHO is not a very common acronym so beware of who you use it with, because it may be confusing. Also, instead of laughing your head off, the "H" may instead refer to your "hiney" as in "laughing your hiney off."

Example

Did you see what Mr. H was wearing today? LMHO
LMHO means
LMHO means Laughing my head off

Related Slang

LMAOLaughing my a** off
LMSOLaughing my socks off
LMFHOLaughing my freakin' heart out
LMFBOLaughing my fat butt off
OTFLMAOOn the floor laughing my a** off
ROFLMRORolling on the floor laughing my rear off
LTHTTLaughing too hard to type

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Updated January 10, 2019
2. What does LMHO stand for?

Laughing my hiney off

LMHO is an acronym that stands for "laughing my hiney off," which is a cleaner variation of LMAO. It is used to tell someone that what you read, saw, or heard was so funny that you think your rear will fall off from laughing so hard.

LMAO is by far the most popular way to say that you are going to lose your bottom from laughing so much. But LMHO and LMBO are more kid-friendly, cleaner variations that don't require earmuffs.

Example

I was lmho when he tried to go off that jump on a tricycle

Shaq is laughing his hiney off

Related Slang

LMBOLaughing my butt off
ALOLActually laughing out loud
CSLCan't stop laughing
555Ha ha ha
LMSOLaughing my socks off
hahaLaughing
lawlLOL
FAHFunny as heck
TFFToo freakin' funny

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Updated June 14, 2018

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