What does LMTAL mean?
LMTAL means Let Me Take A Look
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Let Me Take A Look?
Let Me Take A Look can be abbreviated as LMTAL
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What does LMTAL stand for? LMTAL stands for "Let Me Take A Look". |
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How to abbreviate "Let Me Take A Look"? "Let Me Take A Look" can be abbreviated as LMTAL. |
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What is the meaning of LMTAL abbreviation? The meaning of LMTAL abbreviation is "Let Me Take A Look". |
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What is LMTAL abbreviation? One of the definitions of LMTAL is "Let Me Take A Look". |
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What does LMTAL mean? LMTAL as abbreviation means "Let Me Take A Look". |
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What is shorthand of Let Me Take A Look? The most common shorthand of "Let Me Take A Look" is LMTAL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FILTAB - Forget It, Let's Take A Break
- LAMDILLIGAF - Look At Me: Do I Look Like I Give A Flip?
- TAGHLAY - Take A Good Hard Look At Yourself
- TALITM - Take A Look in the Mirror
- LML - Let Me Look
- LTOL - Let's Take This Offline
- TALA - Take A Look Around
- TALF - Take A Look! Foundation
- ESTL - Euro Server Take a Look
- PTL - Please Take a Look
- FILTAB - Fuck it, let's take a break
- ltd - Let's Take Drugs
- TACL - Take A Closer Look
- tasl - Take a Second Look
- Geek - an expression. eg. "Hey, take a look at this..."
- Squiz (noun) - look, take a peek at someone or something - "take a squiz at this"
- Stickybeak - take a quick look; mild interest; a nosy individual
- Captain Cook - look (noun) ("let's have a Captain Cook")
- Calling Doctor Blue [to location] - public address system code for "baffling case needing more doctors to take a look in the hope that one of them will know what to do"
- Let Me Answer Your Last Question First - A response given to a person who was asked multiple questions. The President, at his press conference, said to the reporter "Let me answer your last question first."