All emoji pictures here has a text label that explains it's exact meaning to avoid ambiguity and possible confusion when typing and reading messages with emoji symbols and smileys on Facebook, Twitter and messaging applications. Now you know what does each emoji mean! Squinting Face with Tongue.
Grinning Squinting Face. Smiling Cat Face with Heart-Eyes. Clockwise Vertical Arrows. Flag: British Indian Ocean Territory. Emoji are smileys and ideograms widely used in messaging and on websites. Over one thousand emoji are standardized in various genres, including facial expressions and emotions, plants, animals, common objects, places, transport and much more. All popular websites and applications allow using emoji among with emoticons.
Smiling Face With Sunglasses is used to show coolness. It's sometimes used tongue-in-cheek or it can mean "deal with it". The Flushed Face shows embarrassment for an awkward situation or mistake.
It is frequently used self-deprecatingly as a response to compliments. The Face Savoring Delicious Food can be used in anticipation for, during, or after a tasty meal.
It's also known as the Hungry Face emoji. Nerd Face shows intelligence or passion for a particular subject. It's also sometimes used ironically. Smirking Face With Starry Eyes means you're excited or starstruck, like when you're anticipating meeting someone or doing something. It's best used when it's a friend's birthday. Related: Emoticon vs. Emoji: The Key Differences Explained. Smirking Face has strong sexual connotations.
It normally accompanies sexual innuendos or suggestions. Winking Face shows that the message was sent with humorous intent.
Any message that accompanies a Winking Face should not be taken too seriously. Relieved Face is, as the name suggests, meant to indicate relief. However, it is mostly used to show contentment. Smiling Face With Halo shows innocence. It can be used seriously or humorously. For example, this emoji would be appropriate when messaging your friends on a Friday to explain that you are staying at home for the night.
The Smiling Face With Horns and Imp can be used interchangeably to show naughtiness or mischievousness. Because one is smiling and the other frowning, they show subtly different things. The Smiling Face With Horns emoji more frequently accompanies minor mischief or suggestive messages while Imp implies more malice. There are several popular variations of the Kissing Face emojis, like:. They show romance or affection.
Face Throwing A Kiss is typically more romantic due to the small red heart. It can be used towards a person, place, or thing. Neutral Face and Expressionless Face show a deliberate lack of emotion. They may be used to show that someone is unimpressed, indifferent, or awkward. Unamused Face expresses dissatisfaction or suspicion.
This emoji doesn't show true anger or sadness, but rather a subtly negative emotion. For example, if you are unhappy or dubious of someone's excuse for why they are late, you could send this emoji.
The Face With Cold Sweat emoji shows stress or hard work. It typically refers to a specific situation. Messaging a loved one to explain that you must stay late at the office would warrant this emoji. Pensive Face and Disappointed Face are the two main sad face emojis.
Both convey a sense of sadness, remorse, regret, disappointment, or any similarly negative emotion. The Pleading Face shows you're asking for a favor.
It's the "puppy dog eyes" look, and is rarely used in serious situations. Sometimes, it means you're on the verge of tears. Disappointed But Relieved Face is generally used to show fear or hurt. It shows a stronger sense of hurt than general sadness. Loudly Crying Face is a stronger version of Crying Face. Great for: Sad stuff, or things that are so hilarious that they have you crying with laughter. What Emojipedia says: "A yellow face with an open mouth wailing and streams of heavy tears flowing from closed eyes.
May convey inconsolable grief but also other intense feelings, such as uncontrollable laughter or overwhelming joy. Use it literally; use it sarcastically; either way, we get the point. It's pretty straightforward. Great for: Reacting to the hilarious meme your bestie sent you or your opponent's weak insult in the middle of a Twitter fight. What Emojipedia says: A yellow face with a big grin , uplifted eyebrows, and smiling eyes, each shedding a tear from laughing so hard.
Widely used to show something is funny or pleasing. I like to use this emoji whenever my mom sends me a meme she thinks is hilarious, but I don't really understand and I don't want to hurt her feelings. Conveys a wide range of positive, happy, and friendly sentiments. I like to use the upside down face emoji emoji when I am feeling a little salty and my friend deserves a sarcastic response. May also represent adoration or feeling touched by a loving gesture.
I like to use this emoji when someone does something super nice for me. I also like to use it to beg my boo to do something for me, because, you know. Ambiguous in appearance, this may represent a foggy state of mind, confusion, or even a sense of calm bliss.
Sometimes I am so out of it, and totally not catching on, I need an emoji to describe my mood. This one does the trick. Color of stars widely varies by platform, though commonly gold or red. May express that someone or something is amazing, fascinating, impressive, or exciting.
If I need an emoji to describe how happy I am, or how excited I am, the star-struck face is just the one I need. Well, there you have it, folks — a rundown of some of the most commonly-encountered face emoji out in the wild. If you want to check out the rest of the dozens of face emoji at your fingertips and dig into their deeper meanings, you can do a quick search on Emojipedia , which has been saving us all from our technologically-confused selves since the dawn of emoji texting.
This article was originally published on July 18, Updated: July 9, Originally Published: July 18, See All Health Relationships Self.
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