Kaomoji meaning

( ̄﹃ ̄) meaning
Drooling face

( ̄﹃ ̄) means "I'm drooling": you really want something, usually food. The blank half-closed eyes and hanging mouth look dazed, as if you are staring at something delicious.

Also called: drool · hungry · mouth watering

Where it comes from

The mouth ﹃ is a vertical-writing bracket from CJK punctuation; its hook looks like drool running from the corner of the mouth.  ̄ are full-width overlines used as sleepy, flat eyes.

When to use it

Use it when someone posts tasty food, when you are hungry, or when you want a new gadget or outfit badly. It can also mean dozing off, so context matters.

Examples

  • That pizza photo is unfair ( ̄﹃ ̄)
  • Payday can't come soon enough, I want those shoes ( ̄﹃ ̄)

Variants to copy

What it is made of

Every character in the face with its Unicode code point — handy if one shows up as a box on a friend's phone.

(U+0028left parenthesis
 ̄U+FFE3fullwidth macron
﹃U+FE43presentation form for vertical left white corner bracket
)U+0029right parenthesis

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( ̄﹃ ̄)
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