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e·mo·ti·con  (-mt-kn)
n.
A sideways facial glyph used in e-mail to indicate an emotion or attitude, as to indicate intended humor [ :-) ].
[emot(ion) + icon.]
emoticon [im-mote-ik-kon]
Noun
Computers same as smiley (sense 2) [emot(ion) + icon]
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Noun1.emoticon - a representation of a facial expression (as a smile or frown) created by typing a sequence of characters in sending email; ":-( and :-) are emoticons"
smiley - an emoticon of a smiling face
facial expression, facial gesture - a gesture executed with the facial muscles
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Chapters address how to recognize the communication styles of email one sends or receives, how to tighten one's writing so that one's message is immediately accessible, how to navigate the emotional terrain of email that may contain volatile emotions or attacks ("flames"), common acronyms and emoticons in email, and much more.
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Some probably contained few words, relying more on emoticons, such as :), to deliver the message.
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