What do these slang Instant messenger terms mean?

Question

What do all these things mean?

POS

BRB

LOL

OMG

MOW

POW


WHat are they?

And...

ROTFL

WTH

Psster

G2G

T2G

ISTT

1337

Thanx Vry much

Does anybody Know PIW

I think it's like Parent is waiting or Sumtin

Answer 1

POS- pice of shi*

BRB- be right back

LOL- laughing out loud

OMG- oh my god

MOW- no clue

POW- no clue

Answer 2

BRB- Be right back
LOL- Laugh out loud
OMG- Oh my god
G2G- Got to go
ROTFL- Roll on the floor laughing
WTH- What the h e l l or heck
1337- Leet. Leet is a kind of code. You use numbers and thing to represent other things.

Answer 3

POS = parents over shoulder
BRB = be right back
LOL = laughing out loud
OMG = oh my god
ROTFL = rolling on the floor laughing
WTH = what the hell/heck
G2G = got to go

...That's about the extent of my IM knowledge.

Answer 4

piece of 4hit
be right back
laughing out loud
oh my gosh
no idea
prisoner of war
rolling on the floor laughing
what the heck
got to go
no idea
no idea
leet

Answer 5

lol-laugh out loud
brb-be right back
omg-oh my god
g2g-got 2 go
rotfl-rolling on the floor laughing

Answer 6

lol= laugh out loud, omg= o my god, g2g= got 2 go,brb= be right back

Answer 7

The site below should help you with lots of meanings.

http://www.city-net.com/~ched/help/lingo/chatslang.html

Answer 8

POS- I dont know, sorry.

BRB- Be right back.

LOL- Laughing out loud.

OMG- Oh my god/gosh/goodness

MOW- No idea.

POW- no idea.

Answer 9

possibly
be right back
laugh out loud
oh my god

Answer 10

for more details

and ur further famaliarization with Slangs

* AFAIC --- "as far as I'm concerned", or "as far as I care"
* AFAIK --- "as far as I know"
* AFAIR --- "as far as I recall", or "as far as I remember"
* AFK --- "away from keyboard"
* BBIAB --- "be back in a bit" (= I'll return soon)
* BBL --- "be back later"
* BFD --- "big ******* deal" (= It's not important)
* BRB --- "be right back" (= I'll return soon) (usually used in chats and on an instant messenger service).
* BRT --- "be right there" (= I'll return soon)
* BTW --- "by the way"
* C|N>K --- a Unix-ism meaning "coffee through nose into keyboard"
* cya --- "see you", used as a goodbye.
* CYA --- "Cover your ***" (= make sure no-one can think you did something wrong) - A phrase used in the corporate world telling people to not become a victim of the blame-game (saying other people made mistakes, not you)
* cu --- "see you", used as a goodbye
* CYS --- "Check your settings". A phrase often said by technical support staff.
* FAQ --- frequently asked questions (= questions which people often ask), or a list of frequently asked questions with answers. Never seems to be written in small letters.
* FFS --- "for ****'s sake!" (= I am angry; rude)
* FOAD --- "**** off and die" (= go and die; rude)
* FWIW --- "for what it's worth"
* FTW --- "for the win"
* FTL --- "for the loss"
* FYI --- "for your information"
* G2G --- "got to go". (= I must leave now) Used in chatrooms.
* GAGF --- "go and get ******" (rude)
* GAL --- "Get a life". (rude, meant as a "dis" ( from to disrespect))
* GFY --- "good for you" or "go **** yourself". This acronym has two meanings and it is not a good idea to use it.
* GG --- "good going" or "good game". (= you did that well) Used sincerely in online games such as trivia, but more often used sarcastically when someone has done something foolish.
* GTFO --- "get the **** out"
* HAND --- "have a nice day"
* HTH --- "hope this helps"
* IANAL --- "I am not a lawyer". Usually used before a non-lawyer gives legal advice, as a humorous disclaimer.
* IANARS --- "I am not a rocket scientist" (= I am not super-clever)
* IC --- "I see", also, "in character" in MUDs and role-playing games.
* ICYDK / ICYDN / ICUDK -- "In case you didn't know."
* ID-10-T --- "Trouble diagnostic code used when the root cause is that the user is an idiot"
* IIRC --- "if I recall correctly"
* IMHO --- "in my humble opinion" / "in my honest opinion" (humble = I do not think I am wonderful)
* IMO --- "in my opinion"
* IMNSHO --- "in my not-so-humble opinion"
* IRC --- "Internet Relay Chat" (a way for a lot of people to talk to each other)
* IRL - "in real life". Used in MUD settings.
* IYDMMA --- "if you do not mind me asking", for ex., "IYDMMA, are you a virgin?"
* JJ or JK --- "just joking", "just kidding" (= I am not serious)
* Joo --- synonym of you. Also spelled j00 with a lower case j and two zeroes rather than two O's in the case of leet speek.
* JOOC --- "just out of curiosity"
* k --- short for "OK"
* kk --- same as "k" (meaning "OK"), the extra "k" is typically an "intentional typo" for style similar to leet speak
* kthx --- short for "ok, thanks" or "ok, thank you"
* kthxbai --- sarcasm, rude term to get someone to go away. "Ok, thanks, bye" (emphasis on the bye)
* l33t --- see leet, can also be used with "I am" ("I am l33t"), a silly gesture to indicate one's own superiority
* l8r --- a shorthand spelling of "later", meaning "see you later"
* LIEK --- popularized misspelling of "like", also used as a synonym in leet speek
* LMAO --- "laughing my *** off" (= I am laughing a lot)
* LOL --- "laughing out loud", or "lots of laughs" (a reply to something amusing)
* MYOB --- "mind your own business" (= do not ask about private things)
* NM --- "never mind"
* NOYB --- "none of your business" (= do not ask about private things)
* n00b --- Leet speak for newbie; also "n00bs", "n00bz", "newbs", etc.
* NP --- "no problem" (= you're welcome)
* NSFW --- "not safe for work" when someone sends or posts material that is not work appropriate. i.e; pornography
* OIC --- "oh, I see"
* OMG --- Exclamation, "Oh my God!!"
* OMFG --- Exclamation, "Oh my ******* God!!"
* OMFL --- Exclamation, "Oh my ******* lag!"
* OOC --- "out-of-character". Used on MUDs and other role-playing games. Also, "out of curiosity."
* OT --- "off topic"
* O{+> --- A crude visual representation of Prince's unpronounceable symbol he performed under during his legal dispute with Warner Brothers. Viewed by tipping the head to the left. Also O(+> or O+>.
* PEBKAC --- "Trouble diagnostic code used to indicate that the Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair"
* PFO --- "please **** off" (= go away; rude)
* PITA --- "pain in the ***" (= annoying person or thing)
* pos --- "parent over shoulder" or "piece of ****"
* ppl --- "people"
* prog --- "computer program" (progs or progz in plural)
* prolly --- contracted form of "probably"
* pls / plz --- shorthand spelling of "please"
* PTTL --- "pop to the loo" (heading to the restroom)
* pwn3d --- past tense or adjective of pwn, leet misspelling of "owned" (the "p" key on most keyboards is next to the "o" key); an exclamation of fast and humiliating victory over someone else ("you got pwn3d, I kicked your a**"); literally pronounced "owned" but often pronounced "poned", as in South Park episode Make Love, Not WarCraft
* R --- shorthand spelling of "are"
* re --- in chat, observation of someone's return, similar to "wb" (welcome back)
* RL --- "real life". Used in MUD settings.
* ROTFL or ROFL --- "rolling on the floor laughing" (a reply to something extremely amusing).
* ROTFLMAO or ROFLMAO --- "rolling on the floor laughing my *** off"
* RTFM --- "read the ******* manual" (often sanitized to "read the fine manual"). This is what people often say to newbies (new people) who ask a very simple question, when the answer is easy to find.
* RTFM-A --- "read the ******* manual AGAIN" :)
* SMD --- "Suck My Dick"
* SNAFU --- "Situation normal, all ****** up" (meant usually to describe how something was going well and then some how got totally out of control).
* STFU --- "shut the **** up" (= stop speaking; rude)
* sup --- "what's up" (= how are things?) used as a greeting or a question
* thx --- shorthand spelling of "thanks" - this can be combined into "kthx" (OK, thanks), "plzkthx" (Please, OK, thanks), and "kthxbye" (OK, thanks, goodbye)
* TEH or teh --- popular misspelling of 'the' originating as a typo it is now often deliberately misspelled
* TIA --- "thanks in advance"
* TTFN --- "ta ta for now"
* TYT --- "take your time"
* TTYL --- "talk to you later"
* TY --- "Thank You"
* U --- a shorthand spelling of "you"
* WB --- "welcome back" (usually used after somebody says BRB and returns)
* WDUWTA --- "what do "u" wanna (= you want to) talk about?"
* w00t or wEWt --- exclamation of excitement or happiness. (short for woohoo), also "we own the other team" in leet speek
* WTF --- "what the ****?" (= what's happening / what's that?!; rude)
* WTH --- "what the hell" or "what the heck", slightly cleaner alternative to WTF
* WURSC --- "Wow, u r so cool." (usually meant sarcastically)
* YMMV --- "Your mileage may vary" (= you may see different results)
* YW --- "You're Welcome"
* YSVW --- "You're So Very Welcome"
* X > * --- definition of something [X] is better than everything [*].
* ZOMG --- Exclamation, misspelling of OMG.
* <3 --- "love" (this is ASCII art: when you tilt your head to the right it looks like a heart symbol). Ex: I <3 you.
ay of writing "sex"

MOW has many meanings
movie of the week
member of the week
Man o War

POW too

Pearls of wisdom
princess of wales
power of women
Piece of work
prisoner of war