LHM
| Meaning 1 | Lord help me | ||||||||||
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| Definition | An acronym that may be used by a person that is under a lot of pressure and needs help from a higher, more powerful, authority. |
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| Example | "Oh LHM! How are we going to get through this?" |
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| Updated | June 3, 2014 |
| Meaning 2 | Lord have mercy | ||||||||||||||
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| Definition | LHM is an acronym that stands for "Lord have mercy." It is an expression typically used when in a state of disbelief from something good or bad. The expression comes from the feeling that you can't take anymore of something, whether it be good or bad, and you're asking for it to stop. Some instances where you may see the acronym is in response to a text containing outrageous news or a post online with a shocking picture. The acronym may also be used literally by a religious person that is asking for mercy from God. |
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| Example | "She just had another baby, which makes an even eight children now." "LHM." |
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When you just can't take anymore |
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| Updated | May 2, 2018 |
