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Face Vomiting Emoji

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Emoji Overview

Unicode
Code Point
U+1F92E
1F92E
Emoji Name
face vomiting
Version
Date Added for Emoji
5.0June 2017
Category
Keywords
vomitsicknausea

🤮 Meaning and Explanation

The 🤮 emoji, or Face Vomiting, depicts a yellow face with green vomit spewing from its mouth. It is primarily used to convey nausea, sickness, disgust, or revulsion.

This emoji is often used to express a strong negative reaction to something unpleasant, gross, or revolting. It can be used literally to describe feeling unwell, or metaphorically to show extreme dislike or disapproval.

It's a very graphic and impactful emoji, making it effective for conveying strong feelings of aversion or illness.

🤮 How to Use

This emoji is commonly used to express feelings of sickness, disgust, or strong disapproval.

  1. To express nausea or sickness
    Use it when you are feeling unwell or have an upset stomach.
  2. To convey disgust or revulsion
    It can signify that something is extremely unpleasant or gross.
  3. To show strong disapproval
    When you find something utterly unacceptable or offensive.
  4. In response to something unappetizing
    Often used humorously or seriously when encountering unappealing food or smells.

🤮 Cultural Background

Region Common Meaning Additional Notes or Misunderstandings
🌍 Global Nausea, sickness, disgust, revulsion Widely understood across digital communication
🇺🇸 Western Cultures "Gross!", sick, disgusted Used for both literal illness and strong negative reactions
🇯🇵 Japan Nausea, disgust, sometimes embarrassment Can be used to express feeling overwhelmed or repulsed
🇰🇷 Korea "Ew!", sick, disgusted Popular in reaction to unpleasant content or situations

Common Misunderstandings of 🤮

Overly graphic for some contexts

Its graphic nature might be too strong for some sensitive conversations or audiences.

Tip: Consider the audience and context. For milder disgust, 🤔 or 🤢 might be more appropriate.

Misinterpreting as just physical illness

While it literally depicts vomiting, its metaphorical use for disgust is very common.

Tip: If you mean physical illness, clarify with words like "feeling sick." If it's disgust, the emoji often speaks for itself.

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