Define Luv Meaning

A casual way of saying you really like someone without freaking them out by saying I love you. Commonly used by people early on in relationships, where it is too soon to say I love you.

Luv may develop into love but it is not love.

To love someone with out saying love.

Term of vague affection, usually of the working class, intended towards someone of the opposite sex. Normally relatively meaningless. Common in Northern England, esp. Yorkshire (but also popular in southern and central Scotland); most other users are ex-pats.

Spec. used by teenagers

1. n. A less serious form of love

2. abr. Short for love

Mild version of love, describing good feelings for someone often for freinds on un serious partners. Love is considered to be deeper and stronger, luv is the mild version.

a pussy way of saying love, for those who want to say that they are in love but are incapable of it.

A weak and feeble abrieviation of the word "Love". "Luv" is used a lot in text messages, MSN and myspace and is a clever disguise that fools mainly women into thinking their partner "Loves" them. Luv appears to be love, but is in fact a common shortcut to sex, handjobs, blowjobs, and money. Many people say luv is a softer version of the word love, but is in fact a smokescreen. A lot of trendies and footballers use it to pull extremely attractive girls, a difference in pronunciation is almost identifiable

a word where a british girl uses or a total bitch

"luv" is a laid back version of the word love. This word doesn't exist and is usually a word used with friends. Commonly used for people who think it's cool to type like a monkey with a keyboard. You shouldn't use this word if you're using it towards your boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband, etc. when typing, because it doesn't show off how much you really love them.

If you truly love someone, stop being a dick and spell it correctly.

1. An abbreviation for the word "love." Commonly used by teenagers while texting.

2. A word used instead of "love," often if the emotion isn't strong enough to be considered love.

3. A vague term of endearment, used primarily in Northern England and parts of Scotland.