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Emoticon

Emoticon

Pictorial representation of a facial expression.

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    24%

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    9.2%

  3. Smiley

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    4.6%

  4. Dogeza

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  8. Jiong

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  9. The Smiley Company

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  10. Emoticons (Unicode block)

    Unicode character block.

    1.3%

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  1. Emoji

    Symbols for emotional cues in text.

    9.2%

  2. Kaomoji

    Emoticons using Japanese characters.

    8.4%

  3. Smiley

    Stylized image of a smiling face.

    5.7%

  4. Cool S

    Graffiti symbol.

    4.2%

  5. Puck (magazine)

    American humor magazine (1876–1918).

    1.5%

  6. ASCII art

    Computer art form using text characters.

    1.5%

  7. Uwu

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    1.5%

  8. Kowtow

    Form of prostration as sign of respect.

    0.99%

  9. Emoticons (Unicode block)

    Unicode character block.

    0.96%

  10. Dogeza

    Element of traditional Japanese etiquette.

    0.93%