Three tongue-out faces and the tongue on its own. Copy them here and see which one is only playful.
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What the tongue emoji means
π (face with tongue) is playful, cheeky, βjust kiddingβ. π (winking face with tongue) is sillier and π (squinting face with tongue) sillier still β the βbleghβ face. π (tongue) on its own is the outlier: it can be licking your lips over food, but online it is mostly suggestive and appears in the freaky emoji guide. The faces are innocent; the organ is not.
Unicode name: face with tongue Β· U+1F61B Β· Emoji 1.0 (2015) Β· group: Smileys & Emotion.
IN A MESSAGEbeat you again, better luck next time π
In a flirtatious chat, innuendo. Next to food, taste. Alone, assume the first.
What is the tongue out emoji?
π, with π and π as the sillier versions.
More face tongue emoji
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