π₯ means feeling sad, disappointed or worried, and sometimes relieved after a stressful moment, like a quiet 'oh no' or 'phew'. The Apple artwork shows a frowning yellow face with raised worried eyebrows and a blue drop of sweat on one side.

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The tone is soft and sincere. It is milder than π’ or π, which show real crying, and more emotional than π, which leans toward stress and hard work. Many people read the blue drop as a tear, so in practice π₯ is often used for small sadness: missing someone, a cancelled plan or bad news that is not serious. The official 'relieved' side shows up when someone survived a close call, like nearly missing a train. It can also say 'sorry' gently.
It usually means 'that's a bit sad' or 'I'm worried'. After a near miss it can mean 'that was close, glad it's over'.
It is not a romantic signal. It most likely means they feel let down or a little sad, for example when you cancel plans or reply late.
Some people use it in casual team chats to react to a missed deadline or small problem. In formal messages, words are safer.
Oh no you're not coming today? π₯
Almost missed my flight π₯ made it though
Miss you guys so much π₯
Sorry I forgot to call π₯
| π₯ vs π | π has a sweat drop on the forehead and lowered eyes, showing stress or tiredness more than sadness. |
|---|---|
| π₯ vs π’ | π’ has a tear on the cheek and shows clear crying, so it is sadder than π₯. |
| π₯ vs π° | π° has an open mouth and blue forehead, showing fear or panic rather than quiet sadness. |
| Name | sad but relieved face |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F625 |
| Category | Smileys |
| Keywords | anxious, call, close, complicated, disappointed, face, not, relieved, sad, sweat, time, whew |
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π₯ means feeling sad, disappointed or worried, and sometimes relieved after a stressful moment, like a quiet 'oh no' or 'phew'. The Apple artwork shows a frowning yellow face with raised worried eyebrows and a blue drop of sweat on one side.
Officially it is a sweat drop, which is why the name includes 'relieved'. Many people still read it as a single tear, so both readings are common.
Ask what happened or offer comfort, such as 'Hey, are you ok?' or 'Don't worry, we'll plan again'. If it was about relief, a simple 'Glad it worked out' fits.
Usually not. It sounds soft and honest, though after a cancelled plan it can gently show that the sender feels let down.
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