π€‘ costumed faces
Costumed face emojis introduce elements of fantasy and humor to digital conversations. They represent mythical creatures, supernatural beings, or whimsical characters, adding a playful or spooky dimension to messages.
meaning
These emojis depict disguised or fantastical faces, symbolizing fun, mischief, horror, or absurdity. They often evoke themes from folklore, sci-fi, or comedy.
Usage:
- To add humor: "Feeling silly today π€‘"
- To express spookiness: "Ghost stories time π»"
- To indicate nonsense: "That's a load of π©"
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π©
pile of poo
A swirl of brown poop, shaped like soft-serve i...
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2
π€‘
clown face
A circus or birthday clown displayed with white...
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3
πΉ
ogre
A grotesque, red face with horns, wide eyes, a ...
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4
πΊ
goblin
A menacing, red mask featuring a grotesquely lo...
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5
π»
ghost
A white, cartoon ghost making a silly face.
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6
π½
alien
A classic alien face with a gray or green oval,...
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7
πΎ
alien monster
A friendly-looking, tentacled space creature wi...
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8
π€
robot
The head of a classic robot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Whatβs the difference between πΉ and πΊ?
πΉ represents an ogre from Japanese folklore, often red with horns, while πΊ is a goblin, typically with a long nose and mischievous expression.
Why is π© included in costumed faces?
The pile of poo emoji is stylized with a face, making it fit into costumed or personified categories, often used for humor or disgust.
Which costumed face emoji is most popular for Halloween?
The π» ghost is widely used for spooky themes, followed by π€‘ clown face for costumes and fun.