Kaomoji meaning

(¬‿¬) meaning
Sly grin

(¬‿¬) is a sly, mischievous grin: "I have a plan" or "heh, I know something you don't." The sideways eyes with a curved smile add a teasing, flirty or scheming edge.

Also called: smirk · mischievous grin · evil grin

Where it comes from

The ¬ (logical "not" sign) draws eyes glancing to the side, and ‿ (the undertie character) is a smiling mouth. It is the grinning cousin of the suspicious face (¬_¬).

When to use it

Use it for inside jokes, playful teasing, light flirting, or hinting at a prank. It can come off as suggestive, so skip it with people you don't know well.

Examples

  • I may have hidden your charger (¬‿¬)
  • Guess who got us tickets (¬‿¬)

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+00ACnot sign
‿U+203Fundertie
)U+0029right parenthesis

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