noun
Internet Slang
kusa
KOO-sah · noun · slang
Japanese internet slang for laughter, like 'lol'.
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Online slang expressing laughter, equivalent to 'lol' or 'lmao'. It grew from writing 'w' (for warau, to laugh) which stacked up to look like blades of grass.
“His reaction was pure kusa, I couldn't stop laughing.”
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kusa In A Sentence
His reaction was pure kusa, I couldn't stop laughing.
Origin & Usage
Japanese 草 (kusa), 'grass'; from repeated 'wwww' (laughter) resembling grass.
People Also Ask
What does kusa mean?
It's Japanese internet slang for laughter, roughly the same as 'lol' or 'lmao'.
Why does 'grass' mean laughing?
Japanese users write 'w' for warau ('to laugh'), and rows of 'wwww' look like blades of grass, so grass (kusa) came to mean laughter.
How do you use kusa?
You say something is 'kusa' when it's hilarious, or drop 'www' at the end of a message the way English speakers add 'lol'.
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