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lying face

U+1F925 · Emoji 3.0 · Smileys & Emotion

Overview

Modeled on the folktale of Pinocchio, Lying Face pairs a small smile with a long, protruding nose that betrays a falsehood. Added in emoji version 3.0 in 2016, it is encoded at U+1F925 in the face-neutral-skeptical subgroup of Smileys & Emotion. The elongated nose marks a lie, an exaggeration, or a statement not to be taken at face value. Its concise CLDR keyword set, liar, lie, lying, and pinocchio, states the theme directly. The shortcode is :lying_face:. The stretched nose is the entire concept, and no other emoji in the group uses a physical feature to signal dishonesty. Vendors keep the face otherwise composed so the exaggerated nose stands out, making the emoji a compact way to flag deceit or tongue-in-cheek untruth.

A smiling face with an elongated nose like Pinocchio. Used to call out a lie, exaggeration, or something that is not entirely truthful.

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Encoding

UnicodeU+1F925
UTF-80xF0 0x9F 0xA4 0xA5
UTF-160xD83E 0xDD25
HTML🤥
CSS\1F925
Python\U0001F925
JavaScript\u{1F925}
Java\uD83E\uDD25

Unicode Properties

From emoji-data.txt & emoji-variation-sequences.txt (Unicode 3.0)

Extended_Pictographic Yes
Emoji_Presentation Yes
Emoji Yes
emoji-data.txt 1F925 ; Extended_Pictographic # 3.0 🤥 lying face
Python regex regex.match(r'\p{Extended_Pictographic}', '🤥')

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Keywords

face liar lie lying pinocchio

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 🤥 lying face emoji mean?

Modeled on the folktale of Pinocchio, Lying Face pairs a small smile with a long, protruding nose that betrays a falsehood. Added in emoji version 3.0 in 2016, it is encoded at U+1F925 in the face-neutral-skeptical subgroup of Smileys & Emotion. The elongated nose marks a lie, an exaggeration, or a statement not to be taken at face value. Its concise CLDR keyword set, liar, lie, lying, and pinocchio, states the theme directly. The shortcode is :lying_face:. The stretched nose is the entire concept, and no other emoji in the group uses a physical feature to signal dishonesty. Vendors keep the face otherwise composed so the exaggerated nose stands out, making the emoji a compact way to flag deceit or tongue-in-cheek untruth.

What is the Unicode codepoint of lying face?

The lying face emoji (🤥) is 1F925, encoded in Unicode 3.0.

When was the lying face emoji released?

lying face was released in Emoji 3.0 (2016).