emote

☆ emote (ē mōt′, i-)

intransitive verb emot′·ed, emot′·ing

Informal to act in an emotional or theatrical manner while, or as though, playing a role in a drama: often used humorously

Etymology: back-form. < emotion

Object

list: We have removed the cartwheel animation from the emote list due to glitch exploitation.

Modifying Another Word

not: If the central character does not emote, then there is little for an audience to connect to.
rarely: Rarely emotes, campaigned on glue sniffing deaths, spouse of Margaret who recently fought a Cheshire by-election.
just: Finally, Western minds may be free again to reason rather than just emote, to pursue objective truth rather than subjective virtue ' .
n't: Phil did n't emote, he just went through the motions.

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