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The opposite of Emo. Anti-Emo.
Since getting her new job, she has been aemo.
aemo by Bad!Ninja September 7, 2008
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An Accidental Emo. Those people who ARE emo's but won admit it, or go so far to claim that not only are they not emo but geniunly dislike emos, and yetare so clearly an emo themselves.
That kid over there with the black hair with blonde streak and girls jeans on but says he hates all emos is an Aemo
Aemo by Mr Kipling April 6, 2008
short for Anti-Emo, group against the spreading disease of emo's and wannabe-emo's.
When you are against the gayhairstyle, the crymusic and the gay behaviour of these surrogate men you can call yourself an æmo.
'Look at that æmo, glad were Æmo guys'

*eating Emo-like from a candybox*
... fagget
*eating æmo-like from a candybox*
...dude you own!
æmo by Mært October 16, 2005

Aemotional

Someone who cannot be emotionally attached to someone. They find it ghetto
Just like how you have asexuals, I am aemotional
Aemotional by Melliiiiiii July 1, 2020
Attacked by a flock of seagulls. Never really returned back to 'here'.
Person 1: "Who's that?"
Person 2: "Aemon"
Person 1: "Looks like he got attacked by a flock of seagulls"
Person 2: "He did"
Aemon by who's pseudonym October 18, 2010
Aemoe is a very cute person who cares about their friends!!He always listen to others,Shows that he is a really good friend to make!!He named himself too many names(richi,aero,demo,Joe)So his friends call him Aemoe (all his names together)!!!!!!
1.Aemoe was so nice to me today!!
2.Aemoe asked me if I want to play roblox with him today,he gave me a really cute face so I could not refuse!!
aemoe by Burgersaysmeow July 28, 2021

fell in love with a emo girl 

a song that goes like this EMOOOOO GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL I FEEEL IN LOVE WITH A EMO GARLLLLLLLLLLL
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