emotitypo

(Noun) The accidental emoticon which can awkwardly convey an emotion you had no intention of conveying.

I accidentally sent a heart emoticon to my friend's girlfriend, but it was a total emotitypo. I would never usually do that, and now I feel awkward looking at either of them.

by das.sprache.meister March 9, 2015

emotiporniment

when a misplaced emotiporn emoticon results in a sexual compliment...

it sucks (que msn porn emoticon) to be you right now.. then que futher emotiporniment(s) (over msn)

by shoulderjames May 10, 2010

Emotypo

Accidental and often grossly inappropriate mistyping of a left bracket instead of a right bracket when expressing a feeling of sadness and instead displaying joy.

The opposite can also apply, where instead of the intended joy, you express despair, sadness and woe!

Emotypo #1

Jane : I'm so upset, first my boyfriend left me, then my house got repossessed, and today my cat got run over by a lawnmower!

John : :)

Emotypo #2

Alvin : Hey Julie, I just got tickets for a weekend in Venice!

Julie : Really? :(

by LostJimmy May 22, 2009

emotiporn

Engaging in psuedo-sexual activities throught the use of emoticons.

Name1: (.)(.)
Name2: :() <-----00

by Andy Beam 2 April 18, 2004

emotitroll

A person who uses emoticons either exclusively or without context. Someone who trolls with texts full of useless emoticons.

Chazz is such an emotitroll with his hipster emoticons.
I just got emotitrolled by Pete!

by sisterofanemotitroller January 10, 2014

Emotition

A word that was made up when i was drunk......... Pronounced EMO-TIT-I-ON
Obviously it means emotion

YOUR SO FUCKING EMOTITIAL

by Pulse Phobia September 21, 2005

Emotionpost

A specific instance of Emotionbait—a post that uses emotional accusations, demands, or provocations to manipulate rather than communicate. Emotionposts might accuse you of being "too emotional" when you're perfectly calm, or demand that you perform a specific emotion to prove your humanity, or use emotionally charged language to provoke a reaction they can then pathologize. They might say "I'm not angry, you're projecting" while clearly angry, or "you need to calm down" as a way of escalating conflict while claiming the moral high ground. The Emotionpost is recognizable by its focus on the target's emotional state—real or imagined—as a way of avoiding substantive engagement.

"I made a calm, reasoned argument about a sensitive topic. Emotionpost response: 'I can feel your anger. You're clearly triggered. Take a deep breath and come back when you've regulated.' I wasn't angry; they just needed me to be, because an angry person can be dismissed while a reasoned argument must be answered. They invented the emotion to avoid the argument."

by Abzugal February 24, 2026