Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2015 is not even a word, it's an emoji Published at Tue Nov 17 2015 16:47 IST What do you think when you reminisce about your childhood? That cake of Maggi in your tiffin box (things weren't banned as much then), PT shoes, batting first (come on, do you know anyone who chose to bowl after winning the toss?), and Oxford Dictionaries. Everyone had one — tightly bound a million or so pages, with a wrinkled spine — resting on their study tables, waiting to be studied. A big word in the newspaper, or in that novel that you were reading, or simply when you couldn't make any sense out of Captain Haddock's profane outbursts — Oxford dictionary was always there. You could trust it. Now, you can't. Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year- 'Face with Tears of Joy'. Image courtesy: Facebook In a time when dictionaries and encyclopedias are almost obsolete because people can just Google stuff, it seems Oxford is trying keep...