Kaomoji meaning

(づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ meaning
Kiss and hug

(づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ is a kaomoji reaching out for a hug with its lips puckered for a kiss. The づ on both sides are arms stretched forward and ³ is the kissy mouth. It feels clingy and cheeky, like "come here, let me smooch you".

Also called: smooch hug · come here

Where it comes from

The arms are the Japanese kana づ, whose shape looks like a hand reaching out; the same trick gives the classic hug faces. The flat  ̄ eyes make the kiss look a bit smug or exaggerated.

When to use it

Use it with a partner or close friend when you miss them or want to tease them with affection. It can feel pushy or awkward with anyone you are not close to.

Examples

  • Missed you! (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
  • Come here you (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ

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
づU+3065hiragana letter du
 ̄U+FFE3fullwidth macron
³U+00B3superscript three
)U+0029right parenthesis

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