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New moon face emoji ๐ŸŒš: new moon face ๐ŸŒš
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New moon face emoji ๐ŸŒš

๐ŸŒš is the new moon face: a dark grey moon with a sly, side-eyed smile. It is one of the most loaded reaction emoji: creepy, suggestive, โ€œI see what you did thereโ€โ€ฆ

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What the new moon face ๐ŸŒš emoji means

๐ŸŒš is the new moon face: a dark grey moon with a sly, side-eyed smile. It is one of the most loaded reaction emoji: creepy, suggestive, โ€œI see what you did thereโ€, lurking in the shadows. From a guy or a girl in a flirty chat it means โ€œthat was a little dirty and I liked itโ€; in a group chat it is the emoji of someone watching quietly and judging. It is also simply the black moon for gothic or night aesthetics. Original 2010 emoji. Its bright twin is ๐ŸŒ full moon face; the plain phase is ๐ŸŒ‘ on the moon emoji guide.

Unicode name: new moon face ยท U+1F31A ยท Emoji 1.0 (2015) ยท group: Travel & Places.

IN A MESSAGEso what were you two doing until 3am ๐ŸŒš

How people use it

  • Suggestive: innuendo, flirting
  • Creepy or sly: lurking, watching
  • Judging quietly: group-chat side-eye
  • Dark aesthetic: black moon

Compare the options

EmojiNameNotes
new moon faceU+1F31ASly, creepy, suggestive
full moon faceU+1F31DCheerful, sometimes smug
new moonU+1F311Plain dark moon
smirking faceU+1F60FSmirk
eyesU+1F440Watching

Questions people ask

What does ๐ŸŒš mean in text?

A sly, creepy or suggestive smile โ€” โ€œI see what you did thereโ€, often flirtatious.

What does ๐ŸŒš mean from a guy?

Usually flirting or hinting at something dirty; sometimes just being weird on purpose.

Is ๐ŸŒš the black moon emoji?

Yes, it is the dark new moon with a face; ๐ŸŒ‘ is the plain one.

About this guide

Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.

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