πŸ™‰ Hear-no-evil Monkey emoji meaning

πŸ™‰ shows a monkey covering its ears with its hands. It is the "hear no evil" monkey of the three wise monkeys. People use it to say they do not want to hear something, such as spoilers, bad news or too much information, usually in a playful way.

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πŸ™‰ How people use it

  • Avoiding spoilers
  • Reacting to too much information
  • Playfully ignoring nagging or criticism

Example messages

No spoilers please, I haven't watched it yet πŸ™‰

Okay that's way too much detail πŸ™‰

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Emoji details

Namehear-no-evil monkey
CodepointsU+1F649
CategorySmileys
Keywordsanimal, ears, evil, face, forbidden, gesture, hear, listen, monkey, no, not, prohibited, secret, shh

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FAQ

What does the πŸ™‰ hear-no-evil monkey emoji mean?

πŸ™‰ shows a monkey covering its ears with its hands. It is the "hear no evil" monkey of the three wise monkeys. People use it to say they do not want to hear something, such as spoilers, bad news or too much information, usually in a playful way.

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