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emoness by lalalalagumdrops September 11, 2006
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EMONESS
Referring to or characterising emo and its accompanying subculture. A fan of type of rock music similar to punk but with more complicated arrangements and lyrics dealing with deeper sensitive issues. Emoness refers to someone who is highly sensitive, emotional, and filled with angst. In the phrase "emoness," the suffix "-ness" indicates "condition."
She has that emoness vibe.
EMONESS by 👁👄👁_honk_AHM October 30, 2022
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Emonese
A strange language spoken by emos. not to be confused with emoish which it is very closly related to. the only difference being there is a slightly stonger twang of american accent on emonese.
Emo 1: OMJ those skinny jeans rock
Emo 2: you're soooo right
Emo 1: Nick Jonas wore a pair just like them the other day
Person 1: look at those emos over there they're speaking emonese
Person 2: faggots
Emo 2: you're soooo right
Emo 1: Nick Jonas wore a pair just like them the other day
Person 1: look at those emos over there they're speaking emonese
Person 2: faggots
Emonese by acerjam123 January 1, 2010
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