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100+ Useful Facebook Abbreviations for Chatting with Friends

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We use abbreviations almost every day in our daily life. So we decided to crack down on some of the most frequently used abbreviations and their expansion when using Facebook Messenger.

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100+ Useful Facebook Abbreviations for Chatting with Friends

Here is the list of 100+ Useful Facebook Abbreviations for Chatting with Friends.

  • Fb: Facebook
  • SOS: Someone on Shoulder
  • POS: Parents Over the shoulder
  • ASAP: As soon as possible
  • 1NAM: One in a million
  • AFAIK: As far as I know
  • B4N: Bye for now.
  • 143: I love you
  • 1432: I love you too
  • 2moro: Tomorrow
  • 2N8: Tonight
  • 404: No clue
  • 4Eva: Forever
  • BRB: Be right back
  • LOL: Laugh out loud
  • LMAO: Laugh my Ass off
  • SD: Sweet dreams
  • Gn: Good night
  • WTH: What the hell
  • LMK: Let me know
  • TTYL: Talk to you later
  • N: And
  • BFF: Best female Friend/ Best Friends forever
  • kk: ok
  • Kl: Cool
  • BMT: Before my time
  • w8: Wait
  • OMG: OH my god!
  • ASAIC: As soon as I can
  • Ty/Tu: Thank you
  • JFY: Just for you
  • BBT: Be Back tomorrow
  • BF: Boy Friend
  • GF: Girlfriend
  • BOT: Back on Topic
  • HAND: Have a nice day!
  • HF: Have Fun
  • PM: Private Message
  • BTW: By the way
  • B/w: Between
  • Zzz: Sleeping
  • PMSL: Pissing myself laughing.
  • WU?: What’s up?
  • TIA: Thanks in advance
  • Abt. : About
  • YSIC: Why should I care
  • Y: Why or Yes
  • Wru: Where are you?
  • WOA: Work of Art
  • TM: Trust me
  • ROFL: Rolling on the Floor laughing
  • TGIF: Thank god it’s Friday.
  • BAU: Business As usual.

We have organised the abbreviations based on their emotions and usage.

Expressing emotions and feelings

Abbreviations which are used to express emotions and feelings

HIFW – How I feel when

MFW – My face when

MRW – My reaction when

IFYP – I feel your pain

LOL – Laughing out loud

TNTL – Trying not to laugh

JK – Just kidding

IDC – I don’t care

ILY – I love you

IMU – I miss you

ADIH – Another day in hell

IDC – I don’t care

ZZZ – Sleeping, bored, tired

WYWH – Wish you were here

TIME – Tears in my eyes

BAE – Before anyone else

SSDD – Same stuff, different day

QQ – Crying

FIMH – Forever in my heart

BSAAW – Big smile and a wink

BWL – Bursting with laughter

LMAO – Laughing my a** off

BFF: Best friends forever

CSL – Can’t stop laughing

Expressing Opinion and Reaction

Abbreviations used to express opinion and reaction

IMO\IMHO – In my opinion\In my humble opinion

OMDB – Over my dead body

NTH – Nice to have. what does nth mean in texting messaging

POV – Point of View

TBH – To be honest

FTW – For the win

WTF – What the f***

FTL – For the loss

YNK – You never know

SMH – Shaking my head

SRSLY – Seriously

YGTR – You got that right

GMTA – Great minds think alike

AYMM – Are you my mother?

CWOT – Complete waste of time

Disclaimers

Abbreviations used in place of disclaimers.

IANAL – I am not a lawyer

TINLA-This is not legal advice

AFAIK – As far as I know

AFAIR – As far as I remember

AFAIC – As far as I’m concerned

ASL – Age, sex, location

AAMOF – As a matter of fact

FWIW – For what it’s worth

YMMV – Your mileage may vary

IIRC – If I remember correctly

DM – Direct message

AFAICT – As far as I can tell

TL;DR – Too long; didn’t read

Attracting attention

Abbreviations used for attracting attention.

IRL – In real life

TIL – Today I learned

SOML – Story of my life. What does SOML mean in texting? Most likely a person compares another person’s story with own situation.

EMBM – Early morning business meeting

J4F – Just for fun

JSYK – Just so you know

FAWC – For anyone who cares

RLRT – Real life retweet

OH – Overheard

WUZUP – What’s up?

CS – Career suicide

DWH – During work hours

Warning and recommendation

Abbreviations used for warning and recommendations

NSFW – Not safe for work

NSFL – Not safe for life

SFW – Safe for work

GRAS – Generally recognised as safe

NBD – Not big deal

OC – Original content

4AO – For adults only

OP – Original poster

PPL – People

ICYMI – In case you missed it

JIC – Just in case

NAGI – Not a good idea

GOI – Get over it

RBTL – Read between the lines

AYOR – At your own risk

DIY – Do it yourself

E123 – Easy as one, two, three

GAHOY – Get a hold of yourself

Asking for a favor or advice

Abbreviations used for asking a favour or advice

TMB – Tweet me back

WTPA – Where the party at?

DAE – Does anyone else?

PRT – Please retweet

PTB – Please text back

TIA – Thanks in advance

BUMP – Bring up my post

Notifications, wishes, greetings, closings

OMW – On my way

GRATZ – Congratulations

GL – Good luck

IDK – I don’t know

TTYL – Talk to you later

BRB – Be right back

W8 – Wait

NFS – Not for sale

B4N – Bye for now

[email protected] – Back at you

BBBG – Bye bye be good

BBIAS – Be back in a sec

RUOK – Are you OK?

CYT – See you tomorrow

DBMIB – Don’t bother me I’m busy

DM – Direct message

GFN – Gone for now

AFK – Away from keyboard

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