Kaomoji meaning

(´・(oo)・`) meaning
Pig face

(´・(oo)・`) is a kaomoji of a pig's face. The (oo) in the middle is the round snout with two nostrils, framed by small droopy eyes. It is cute and a little goofy, often used for eating a lot or feeling lazy.

Also called: piggy kaomoji · oink

Where it comes from

The snout (oo) sits between two eyes (´・ and ・`) whose slanted marks make the face look soft and a bit sleepy. The ´ ` accents are a common way to draw relaxed or droopy eyebrows in Japanese kaomoji.

When to use it

People use it for pig jokes, after a big meal, or to call themselves (or a close friend) a greedy little piggy. Keep it for friends; calling someone a pig can read as rude.

Examples

  • Ate the whole pizza again (´・(oo)・`)
  • Diet starts tomorrow (´・(oo)・`)

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+00B4acute accent
・U+30FBkatakana middle dot
oU+006Flatin small letter o
)U+0029right parenthesis
`U+FF40fullwidth grave accent

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(´・(oo)・`)
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