Notes: This popular emoticon can be used for multiple purposes. Some examples include expressing frustration, indicating tiredness, or just being silly.
Notes: The "P" is a mouth with the tongue sticking out.
(:-p)
Type
Action
4/15/10
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Average
Notes: The parentheses represent the person's head, while the ":-p" is the expression.
>:P
Type
Action
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Uncommon
Notes: Represents a person sticking his or her tongue out with a little bit of attitude.
:pp
Type
Action
5/8/09
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Uncommon
Notes: Similar to the standard :p emoticon, but the two p's represent the action of sticking out the tongue and waving it around. It may insert an animated emoticon in some programs.
:-r
Type
Action
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Uncommon
Notes: Can be used to express frustration or concern. May also mean the person is concentrating on something.
þ
Type
Action
8/7/10
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Uncommon
Notes: The thorn (þ) symbol was used in Old English and is pronounced "th". In the Internet age, it means a person sticking out his tongue. Windows users can type the "þ" symbol by holding the Alt key and pressing 0222 on the numeric keypad.
:-)~
Type
Action
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Uncommon
Notes: A more detailed version of the common =P emoticon.
:(,)
Type
Action
12/21/09
Direction
Horizontal (Tilted 90° to the left)
Shortcut
No
Rank
Uncommon
Notes: This person is just sticking his tongue out a little bit. It may mean the person is concentrating on doing something.
These emoticons can be used in email messages, instant messaging, online forums, and text messaging.
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