Emoticons

Emoticons :




Emoticons:


Emoticons typically represent a facial expression and are used chiefly to mark the tone of the preceding sentence or to indicate the writer's feelings. The following are some of the more commonly seen:

:-)	happy (a 'smiley')	:-(	unhappy
:-D	laughing	:-||	angry
;-)	winking; just kidding	:-V	shouting
:-*	kiss	|-O	yawning
:-o	surprised	:-Q	I don't understand
:-(	frowning	:-&	tongue-tied
:-c	very unhappy	:-X	my lips are sealed
X=	fngers crossed	:-P	sticking one's tongue out
:'-(	crying	:-/	sceptical
:-|	bored, indifferent	:-Y	aside comment

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