🤥 Meaning: What does the liar face emoji mean?

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L'emoji 🤥, nicknamed the liar's face, shows a a nose that gets longer. It expresses the lie, the deception or the boasting, and the message is clear: the lie is too big to be believed. Depending on the context, it can also reveal some’irony.

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Pinocchio's long-nosed liar emoji, a symbol of lying
Emoji of a liar with a long nose, based on Pinocchio ©Rojo for Alucare.fr

Meaning and Use of the Lying Face Emoji

The meaning of this face emoji is universal: lie, deception, boasting. Its official name Unicode is Lying Face, and its technical code is U+1F925. In HTML, it's coded 🤥, or the hex code x1F925.

This emoticon to elongated nose links directly to Pinocchio : The more you lie, the more the nose grows. It embodies the dishonesty with a touch of humor.

You'll mostly come across it in the comments under stories that are way too bizarre, over-the-top show-offs, or poorly edited photos. It's also used to admit a lie presented in a humorous tone.

If someone's telling tall tales, just reply 🤥 and they'll get the hint that you want to change the subject. Simple and straightforward.

With loved ones, this emoji It comes across as a joke. In a formal conversation, it can quickly sound like a criticism.

Examples of how to use the 🤥 emoji

"You're a terrible liar, can't you see 🤥?"

It's a sign of clarity: you're showing that you've seen the truth behind the exaggeration. The eyes half-closed, in conjunction with the elongated nose, make this face easy to understand right away. Here are three concrete examples:

  • A friend brags about an achievement on Instagram : You answer 🤥.
  • Someone says, «I’ll be there in 5 minutes,» for the fourth time: 🤥.
  • To admit your own fault without taking yourself too seriously: «Yeah, I already knew that yesterday 🤥.».

You see it a lot in the comments Facebook under questionable posts. The way this is used face emoji reveals a lot about the tone of the conversation.

Copy the 🤥 liar face emoji

You can to copy l'emoji 🤥 right from this page. Click the button below to to copy with a single click and paste it anywhere.

You can also select and to copy l'emoji right here: 🤥

On Android and iPhone, use the search function emoji on your keyboard. Type «liar» or « Pinocchio » to find this face quickly.

How the "lying face" emoji appears on each platform

Each platform creates its own version of the liar's face based on the same code Unicode. The meaning remains the same; only the visual presentation changes.

  • Apple : a very expressive style, almost 3D, with a long nose very pronounced. The yellow face is very detailed.
  • Google (Android) : made flatter and more minimalist. Google chose the style Noto Color Emoji, which is more understated than the 3D approach of’Apple.
  • Samsung : face understated, at the nose slightly less pronounced.
  • Twitter/X : simple, clean vector artwork.
  • Facebook : the’lying face emoji features a clean, minimalist vector design, similar to the style Twitter/X.
  • WhatsApp and Microsoft (Windows) : their own graphic styles, always with the elongated nose characteristic.

The common thread everywhere: raised eyebrows, of the eyes half-closed and this elongated nose, visual signature of the lie across all platforms. This slight frown, in conjunction with the long nose, makes the face recognizable everywhere.

This emoji can be easily combined with others to refine the tone of your message:

  • 🤥 + 😂 to highlight an unbelievable boast.
  • 🤥 + 🙄 when you don't believe it for a single second.
  • 🤥 + 🤞 for a harmless little white lie.

Emojis similar to the "lying face" emoji

Are you looking for a emoji near the liar's face to express a similar emotion? Here are the emojis that go well with 🤥:

  • 😒 : the’face emoji jaded, for silent disdain.
  • 🙄: the’emoji to eyes who are on the road, out of annoyance at a lie.
  • 😏: the’emoji to smile in the corner, for the mischievous implication.
  • 😇: the’face emoji with a halo, to feign innocence.
  • 🤔 : the’emoji thoughtful, when you doubt what you're being told.
  • 😶 : the face without a mouth, for the awkward silence.
  • 😞 : the face disappointed, when the revelation of the lie It hurts.

These emojis complement the liar's face depending on the situation. The’emoji 😏 is used to imply something, whereas 🤥 makes a more direct accusation. The smile In the corner, 😏 shares with 🤥 this side of a face who is hiding something.

Technical Information About the 🤥 Emoji

L'lying face emoji was added in 2016 with the version Unicode 9.0. It is now available on Apple, Google, Samsung and Windows.

Information Value
Official name Lying Face
Coded Unicode U+1F925 (code point 1F925)
Coded HTML 🤥 (html hex x1F925)
Encoding UTF-8 F0 9F A4 A5
Version Unicode Unicode 9.0 (2016)
Category Faces and Emotions

As Pinocchio In the classic fairy tale, this emoji symbolizes the lie unintentionally exposed. On Twitter and Facebook, his popularity skyrockets with every major controversy or revelation.

The emojis are classified by category in the standard Unicode : faces and emotions, people and bodies, animals and nature, food and drinks, activities, objects, symbols. The 🤥 belongs to the category of faces and emotions, alongside hundreds of others emojis of everyday life.

Name of the 🤥 emoji in other languages

L'emoji 🤥 It has different names depending on the country, but the meaning is the same. Here's what it's called in the major languages:

  • English : Lying Face (liar's face)
  • Spanish : liar's face
  • German : lying face
  • Italian : lying face
  • Portuguese : lying face

In all languages, the reference to Pinocchio is immediate. The a nose that gets longer is a universal symbol of lie, recognized worldwide.

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