LOI
LOI has 2 meanings
Laughing on the inside
Example
I was LOI when he slipped on the ice!
OMG. That was the best part!
That LOI look
Related Slang
| LIQ | Laughing inside quietly |
| LIS | Laughing in silence |
| LQTM | Laughing quietly to myself |
| LOL | Laughing out loud |
| ALOL | Actually laughing out loud |
| LLACP | Laughing like a crazy person |
| Trolol | Laughing at troll |
| haha | Laughing |
| LMAO | Laughing my a** off |
| ROFL | Rolling on the floor laughing |
| hehe | Laughing |
| PMP | Peed my pants |
Categories
Letter of intent
An acronym that commonly represents an agreement created by a corporation and its legal advisors that describes their intent to perform a corporate action; may also refer to a document used by parents to share their hopes and desires for their children in case they perish.
Example
We're going to draw up an LOI to outline the merger agreement
Related Slang
| CFO | Chief financial officer |
| CEO | Chief executive officer |
| MD | Managing Director |
| IPO | Initial public offering |
| msft | Microsoft |
| AIP | Agreement in principle |
| fo sho | For sure |
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When responding to something funny, people may send "LOI," which stands for "laughing on the inside." It is a variation of the much more common LOL acronym that is also more accurate (since people rarely laugh out loud when messaging).
For example, your friend may share a story about how poorly her blind date went the previous night, and you respond with, "LOI. I'm so sorry, though. :/" Or, you may send your brother a funny meme, and he simply responds with "LOI."
In some cases, people may also use LOI to communicate that they don't think something is funny. This use comes from the deadpan delivery in real life where they have a straight face but say, "I'm laughing on the inside" as an excuse for why they aren't audibly laughing.