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Emoji 🧐 (FACE WITH MONOCLE): meaning and Unicode code

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

🧐
FACE WITH MONOCLE

Information about emoji FACE WITH MONOCLE

Unicode Name
FACE WITH MONOCLE
Unicode Codepoint
U+1F9D0
Subcategory
face-glasses
Slug
face_with_monocle

Usage Examples 🧐

Usage Examples 🧐
FormatCode
Shortcode (Slack):face_with_monocle:
Shortcode (Discord):face_with_monocle:
Shortcode (GitHub):face_with_monocle:
HTML Dec🧐
HTML Hex🧐
CSScontent: "\1F9D0";
C, C++, Python\U0001F9D0
Java, JavaScript & JSON\uD83E\uDDD0
Perl\x{1F9D0}
PHP & Ruby\u{1F9D0}
Punycodexn--9u9h
URL Escape Code%F0%9F%A7%90
Bytes (UTF-8)F0 9F A7 90
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Features of the "Emoji Catalog"

Complete Catalog of Emojis and Symbols

Includes hundreds of emojis, special characters, and symbols, available for copying with one click.

Compatibility with Different Platforms

Displays emoji support on various operating systems and messengers, including iOS, Android, and Windows.

Flexible Search by Category

Allows you to quickly find the emojis you need through thematic sections and keywords.

Tool Description

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The emoji catalog is a convenient tool for finding, copying, and using symbols and smileys. Our database contains all available emojis, including standard and new versions, supported by various platforms.

This tool allows you to easily find the emojis you need by category, keyword, or Unicode. You can quickly copy them to your clipboard and use them in messages, social networks, chats, and documents.

The service is useful for designers, SMM specialists, copywriters, and anyone who actively uses visual symbols in communication. It helps simplify working with emojis and makes them accessible with one click.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

🧐 usually conveys a symbolic mark and a short visual sign.

Usually there are 📌, 🔣, 📝 next to 🧐. Together they make the intended meaning easier to read.

In a similar context, you can use 📍, 🔤, 🗂️ instead of 🧐. They carry a similar mood with a slightly different emphasis.

For example: "A short and clear 🧐 is needed here" or "This looks like a service visual mark 🧐."

🧐 is appropriate when you need to quickly convey a symbolic designation without a long description.

In messages, 🧐 usually means "this sign is important here," "a short label is needed," or "a symbolic designation is meant."

Its deeper meaning depends on context: such a sign often works not as a literal image, but as a condensed visual cue.

🧐 is called face_with_monocle; in Unicode it is U+1F9D0. It belongs to the "Smileys & Emotion" category.

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