Emojion

😝 visage qui tire la langue les yeux plissés

Signification

A face with tongue fully out and eyes squeezed shut — all-out goofiness. Used for playful teasing, silly humor, and laughing things off.

Mots-clés: dégoûtant, goût, horrible, langue, omd, on ne vit qu’une fois, peu importe, visage, visage qui tire la langue et ferme les yeux, yeux fermés, émoticône, œil

Comment il est utilisé dans le monde

  • Japan

    Often linked to 'akkanbē' — a classic Japanese taunting gesture. Used for light-hearted defiance, embarrassed reactions, or "can't help but laugh" moments.

💡 Le saviez-vous ?

The 'akkanbē' gesture in 😝 traces back to Edo-period Japan, where pulling down the lower eyelid to show the red inner part was the original taunting motion. Sticking out the tongue became part of it later.

💡 Le saviez-vous ?

I'm cutting out snacks starting today!
Didn't you just eat chips 😝

Perfect for calling out a contradiction with a grin. It's a triumphant "I knew it" — playful, not angry.