emoticoyf

Eat me out till I cum on your face

Baby, I want you to emoticoyf.

by Lilxcracker January 28, 2018

Emoticonning

Vt. The act of misleading or tricking someone while communicating via email or Messenger, by using emoticons to imply that statements are not true or not as serious as they really are.

Jane's boss is emoticonning her. He emails here about head office plans RE her team, but then ends his sentences with winks. So, Jane is convinced that all these big plans are just talk.

by Seb13 January 24, 2009

Emoticons

Faces made to express emotions using simple keyboard keys. You Azian, You AOL, and you'll see deez alot. You're lucky I don't give a shit, but I'm sure you all are gonna bite off on these...

:) ;) :^) ^_^ *.* ^o^ @_@ :Þ ?_? and the saddest one of all, the Pikachu: (o^_^o) Pika-pi! 9_9

by Joshiro007 February 17, 2003

emoticon dependency

A condition brought about by the excessive use of AIM and the inability to construct a coherant sentence.

That Harry is emoticon dependant. His last post contained 47 emoticons and 3 words.

by Squidly December 17, 2004

emoticonversationalizing

The gerund form of a transitive verb meaning "to have a conversation entirely composed of emoticons."

I was emoticonversationalizing with my friend George when I suddenly questioned the philosophical significance of the ampersand.

by Captain Scotch August 1, 2006

Emotication

Communicating with friends mostly with emoticons or smileys. By emoticating a person can create sentences and stories without words, or portray his mood and facial expressions. Emotication is usually used in informal communication among young people in social media, for example Whatsapp and Facebook.

-You express yourself mostly through emotication.
-Indeed. We don't seem to write much any more, we're only emoticating!

☕? (=do you want to go for coffee?)

Happy birthday! 🎁😜 :)

by The Seven Someteers January 27, 2014

emoticobligation

The urge, when writing an ironic or sarcastic email, to include an smiley-face “emoticon”—even if you absolutely expletive hate those expletive little things
—Oxford English Dictionary, deleted excerpt, 2004 edition

I really felt an emoticobligation after writing that nasty email to my stupid coworker.

by jenasaurusrex December 14, 2008