😾 Meaning: What does the pouting cat emoji mean?

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L'😾 emoji expresses the frustration, irritation, or dissatisfaction. You use it to indicate that you're annoyed, by anger or in a particularly grumpy mood.

It is also called pouting cat emoji Where grumpy cat emoji. Its official Unicode name is Pouting Cat Face (code U+1F63E).

Angry cat emoji 😾 on an illustrated background
Angry cat emoji 😾 ©Alucare.fr

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The Origin of the 😾 Emoji

The emoji 😾 began with the first emoji sets created by the Japanese mobile carriers in the late 2000s. He joined the switchboard Unicode 6.0, published in 2010, under the official name POUTING CAT FACE, and was officially recognized as an emoji in 2015 with the release of’Emoji 1.0.

According to platforms (Apple, Google, Microsoft, Twitter), the visual appearance varies slightly, but the idea remains the same: a clearly annoyed cat.

The Meanings and Uses of the 😾 Emoji

This emoji is one of the cat-face emojis that express our emotions in the record of the disagreement. The mustache points downward, the eyebrows are furrowed, and the mouth conveys sulking or a tantrum. It is a feline variant of the angry face emoji 😠, with a touch of playfulness to boot.

When I saw the look on his face, I understood immediately: frustration, irritation, dissatisfaction and anger. It can also simply express a gloomy mood.

Here are a few concrete examples of where you can incorporate the’😾 emoji :

  1. I've told you several times not to touch my cell phone 😾!
  2. Right now, I don't want to talk to you. I prefer not to say anything so as not to regret afterwards 😾 😾.
  3. Whoever did this to my cat better not cross my path, or he or she will have to deal with my wrath 😾.

Different versions of the sulking cat emoji 😾 depending on the platform
Preview of the 😾 emoji on different platforms ©Alucare.fr

Features of the 😾 emoji

Here are the technical specifications for the sulky cat 😾, with its code unicode and its names on different platforms.

Version Emoji 1.0 (June 9, 2015)
Usual name pouting cat
Category Smileys and emotions
Sub-category Cat's Face
Appellation Apple pouting cat head
code point U+1F63E
Decimal ALT+128574
unicode 6.0 (October 11, 2010)
Official name Pouting Cat Face
Key words Face, sulking, disagreement, anger, boredom, a cat that's sulking
Other names Emoji of a grumpy cat, a complaining cat, a cranky cat, a grouchy cat, a grumbling cat

the Unicode code U+1F63E remains the same everywhere, but the visual appearance varies depending on the platform. On Apple, the cat has deeply furrowed eyebrows and a tight-lipped mouth. At Google and Microsoft (Windows), the angry face is more stylized, whereas on Twitter The lines are softer. The emotion conveyed remains the same: the annoyance.

You can copy the emoji from tools such as Emojipedia and paste it into your posts or comments on social media. Use it whenever you want to show that you're upset, whether the topic of the discussion is related to cats or not.

There are many other cat emojis that express a variety of emotions. If you want to discover the 😽 kissy cat and to use it correctly, take a look at what it means.

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