Emoji (TONGUE): meaning and Unicode code

Q: Which emojis is 👅 usually used with?

😜, 😝, and 😉 are most often combined with 👅. This combo makes the message more expressive and helps catch the mood faster.

Q: Are there alternatives to the 👅 emoji?

If 👅 feels too direct, 😜, 😛, and 🤪 are usually chosen. The meaning stays close but the delivery shifts slightly.

Q: What are some examples of using 👅?

👅 usually appears in phrases like "This was said with clear teasing 👅" and "The tone here is more mischievous than serious 👅."

Q: When is it appropriate to use 👅?

👅 is usually placed in jokes, teasing, non-serious replies, and play with intonation.

Q: What does 👅 mean in messages?

In messages, 👅 usually means "I'm teasing you," "don't take it too seriously," or "this was said in jest."

Q: Does the 👅 emoji have a hidden meaning?

Sometimes 👅 has a second layer of meaning: a tongue often means not the literal organ but a playful refusal of a serious tone.

Q: What is the name of the 👅 symbol?

👅 is called tongue; in Unicode it is U+1F445. It belongs to the " Gestures " category and is part of the " Body Parts " topic.

Meaning of the emoji (TONGUE), Unicode code, HTML entity, and usage examples. Copy the symbol with one click.

TONGUE

Information about emoji TONGUE

Unicode Name: TONGUE
Unicode Codepoint: U+1F445
Category: Gestures
Subcategory: Body Parts
Slug: tongue

Meaning and description of emoticon

depicts a pink tongue sticking out — a mischievous gesture showing a playful attitude. Part of the Unicode standard in the People & Body category.

conveys playful teasing, mischief, and non-serious ribbing — "I'm teasing you" or "don't take it too seriously." It's most often combined with , , or , and in messages it reads as "This was said with clear teasing " and fits well in jokes and non-serious replies. A tongue often means not the literal organ but a playful refusal of a serious tone.

Usage Examples

Usage Examples 👅
Format	Code
Shortcode (Slack)	:tongue:
Shortcode (Discord)	:tongue:
Shortcode (GitHub)	:tongue:
HTML Dec	👅
HTML Hex	👅
CSS	content: "\1F445";
C, C++, Python	\U0001F445
Java, JavaScript & JSON	\uD83D\uDC45
Perl	\x{1F445}
PHP & Ruby	\u{1F445}
Punycode	xn--qp8h
URL Escape Code	%F0%9F%91%85
Bytes (UTF-8)	F0 9F 91 85

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This symbol is usually associated with conveying playful teasing, mischief, and non-serious ribbing. and belong to the "Body Parts" topic

, , and are most often combined with . This combo makes the message more expressive and helps catch the mood faster.

If feels too direct, , , and are usually chosen. The meaning stays close but the delivery shifts slightly.

usually appears in phrases like "This was said with clear teasing " and "The tone here is more mischievous than serious ."

is usually placed in jokes, teasing, non-serious replies, and play with intonation.

In messages, usually means "I'm teasing you," "don't take it too seriously," or "this was said in jest."

Sometimes has a second layer of meaning: a tongue often means not the literal organ but a playful refusal of a serious tone.

is called tongue; in Unicode it is U+1F445. It belongs to the "Gestures" category and is part of the "Body Parts" topic.

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Emoji (TONGUE): meaning and Unicode code

Information about emoji TONGUE

Meaning and description of emoticon

Usage Examples