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					<description><![CDATA[<p>An emerging list of new-age abbreviations have begun to dominate the way social media users connect and communicate &#8211; and it is only set to get longer. The minefield of new meanings, at least according to social media marketing agency wearesocial.com.au, have grown from the days of the simple yet effective LOL (Laughing Out Loud) [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>An emerging list of new-age abbreviations have begun to dominate the way social media users connect and communicate &#8211; and it is only set to get longer.</p>
<p>The minefield of new meanings, at least according to social media marketing agency wearesocial.com.au, have grown from the days of the simple yet effective LOL (Laughing Out Loud) abbreviation to a list as long as 60.</p>
<p>And the social media savvy are now employing them in every day communication.</p>
<p>Those using the abbreviations do so as a tactic for speed in text communication, a university professor in linguistics said, while others just choose to do so because they are a code that older people don&#8217;t quite understand. </p>
<p>WeAreSocial.com.au managing director Julian Ward said the various different shortcuts, which range from the compassionate ILY (I Love You) to the more profane abbreviations are commonplace now and indicate the changing way people harness social media.</p>
<p>The top ranking term was, LOL which was used a total of 1,242,935.</p>
<p>But now some abbreviations have become so complex that if sent alone without an accompanying graphic or visual element to give them context, have no meaning.</p>
<p>Here are 60 simple abbreviations that are used most commonly.  (I have deleted the definitions of the profane. You can see the full list at WeAreSocial.com.au)</p>
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<li>LOL: Laugh out loud<br />
2. OMG: Oh my god<br />
3. ILY: I love you<br />
6. PPL: People<br />
7. IDK: I don&#8217;t know<br />
8. TBH: To be honest<br />
9. BTW: By the way<br />
10. THX: Thanks<br />
11. SMH: Shaking my head<br />
13. AMA: Ask me anything<br />
15. TBT: Throwback Thursday<br />
16. JK: Just kidding<br />
17. IMO: In my opinion<br />
18. YOLO: You only live once<br />
19. ROFL: Rolling on the floor laughing<br />
20. MCM: Mancrush Monday<br />
21. IKR: I know right?<br />
22. FYI: For your information<br />
23. BRB: Be right back<br />
24. GG: Good game<br />
25. IDC: I don&#8217;t care<br />
26. TGIF: Thank God it&#8217;s Friday<br />
27. NSFW: Not safe for work<br />
28. ICYMI: In case you missed it<br />
30. WCW: Womancrush Wednesday<br />
31. IRL: In real life<br />
32. BFF: Best friends forever<br />
33. OOTD: Outfit of the day<br />
34. FTW: For the win<br />
35. Txt: Text<br />
36. HMU: Hit me up<br />
37. HBD: Happy birthday<br />
38. TMI: Too much information<br />
39. NM: Not much<br />
41. NVM: Nevermind<br />
43. FBF: Flashback Friday<br />
45. FOMO: Fear of missing out<br />
47. OMW: On my way<br />
48. POTD: Photo of the day<br />
49. LMS: Like my status<br />
50. GTG: Got to go<br />
52. TTYL: Talk to you later<br />
53. AFAIK: As far as I know<br />
54. LMK: Let me know<br />
56. SFW: Safe for work<br />
57. HMB: Hit me back<br />
58. TTYS: Talk to you soon<br />
59. FBO: Facebook Official<br />
60. TTYN: Talk to you never</li>
</ol>
<p>You can see the full list at WeAreSocial.com.au</p>
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