Pouting cat emoji ๐พ (angry cat)
๐พ is the pouting cat: a yellow cat face with flattened brows and a tight frown, the cat version of ๐ angry face.
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What the pouting cat ๐พ (angry cat) emoji means
๐พ is the pouting cat: a yellow cat face with flattened brows and a tight frown, the cat version of ๐ angry face. It means grumpy, annoyed, sulking โ the โgato enojadoโ of Spanish-speaking meme culture and the natural caption for any cat that looks displeased, which is most of them. Like the other cat faces it lightens the emotion: ๐พ is cross, not furious. For real rage use ๐ก enraged face; for the whole feline set see the cat emoji guide.
Unicode name: pouting cat ยท U+1F63E ยท Emoji 0.6 (original set) ยท group: Smileys & Emotion.
How people use it
- Grumpy: mild annoyance, sulking
- Cat captions: displeased cats
- Playful anger: at friends, softer than ๐
- Monday mood: general grumpiness
Compare the options
| Emoji | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| pouting catU+1F63E | Grumpy cat | |
| angry faceU+1F620 | Annoyed human | |
| enraged faceU+1F621 | Furious | |
| cat with wry smileU+1F63C | Smirking cat | |
| weary catU+1F640 | Shocked cat |
The cute angry cat: a softer kind of grump
A lot of the appeal of ๐พ is that it is a cute angry face. The furrowed brows and tight frown read as annoyed, but the catโs round face and whiskers soften the mood. It is the difference between being furious and being adorably cross โ which makes it perfect for playful complaints, mild irritation, or that moment when your cat gives you a look of pure displeasure over a delayed dinner.
Questions people ask
What does ๐พ mean?
A grumpy or annoyed mood, drawn as a cat. It is lighter than the human angry faces.
What is the gato enojado emoji?
๐พ pouting cat โ gato enojado means angry cat in Spanish.
What does ๐พ mean from a guy?
Playful grumpiness โ he is a bit annoyed or sulking, probably jokingly.
About this guide
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