πββοΈ means someone is sulking, annoyed or quietly upset, like a person who did not get their way. The Apple artwork shows a woman with yellow hair and a purple top, with lowered brows and a small pout.
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The tone is mild and often playful. πββοΈ is a sulk, not real anger, so it is softer than π or π€. People use it to act grumpy about small things, like plans being cancelled or a friend not replying. Note that pouting here means a sulky face, not a kissy or selfie pout. The person shown is not a message about the sender's gender or skin tone; people pick the version that matches them or simply the default.
It is not a romantic signal. It usually means the sender is a bit annoyed or wants attention, often in a teasing way.
It often means you are being guilted playfully, for example for replying late or forgetting something. A sweet reply or apology usually fixes it.
People exaggerate small problems with it, like being sulky that the food is late.
You went without me πββοΈ
Still waiting for that reply πββοΈ
No dessert left?? πββοΈ
Fine, I'm not talking to you for 5 minutes πββοΈ
| πββοΈ vs πββοΈ | πββοΈ is a frowning woman who looks sad or let down, while πββοΈ looks sulky and displeased. |
|---|---|
| πββοΈ vs π€ | π€ shows stronger frustration or pride, while πββοΈ is a quieter sulk. |
| πββοΈ vs π | π is an unimpressed side look, while πββοΈ shows sulking more openly. |
| Name | woman pouting |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F64E U+200D U+2640 U+FE0F |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | disappointed, downtrodden, frown, grimace, pouting, scowl, sulk, upset, whine, woman |
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πββοΈ means someone is sulking, annoyed or quietly upset, like a person who did not get their way. The Apple artwork shows a woman with yellow hair and a purple top, with lowered brows and a small pout.
Mostly just upset. It shows sulking or mild annoyance, not strong anger.
πββοΈ is pouting, which looks sulky and displeased. πββοΈ is frowning, which looks more sad or disappointed.
Keep it light. A quick sorry, a joke or a π€ usually works, since the sender is often half teasing.
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