lying face Emoji
🤥 Lying Face is used to express lying, untruths, or playful dishonesty.
U+1F925
The 🤥 emoji (Unicode U+1F925) is commonly used to flag when someone is being dishonest. It can also work as a lighthearted cue for jokes, sarcasm, or “sure, right” moments. Use it to add tone to messages without spelling it out.
lying face Emoji Meaning
The 🤥 “Lying Face” emoji typically signals that something isn’t true—whether someone is directly lying, exaggerating, or pretending. In casual chats, it often adds a playful edge to statements like “I totally didn’t eat your snack” or “I was definitely on time.” It can also indicate skepticism or a callout to misinformation in a non-serious way, especially among friends. Because it’s expressive and quick, it’s frequently used to communicate intent and tone (joking, sarcastic, or suspicious) rather than a literal accusation.
Common uses
- •Calling out a joke or exaggeration (“Yeah, sure…”)
- •Signaling that a statement is untrue or misleading
- •Adding playful sarcasm to a message
- •Expressing skepticism when someone claims something dubious
- •Lightly teasing friends about “totally not” behavior
Examples
🤥 Lying Face Emoji
- 🤥“I’m working on it… 🤥”
- 🤥“That was totally an accident. 🤥”
- 🤥“I didn’t take your fries. 🤥”
- 🤥“I woke up early on purpose. 🤥”
- 🤥“You said it was ‘quick.’ 🤥”
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F925 | |
| HTML Entity | 🤥 | |
| HTML Code | 🤥 | |
| CSS | \1F925 |
FAQ
What does 🤥 (Lying Face) mean?
It usually means someone is lying, exaggerating, or being untruthful—often in a playful, joking, or sarcastic way.
Is 🤥 meant to be offensive?
Not necessarily. In many casual chats it’s used as light sarcasm among friends, but it can feel accusatory if used seriously.
How do I copy the emoji 🤥?
Copy the symbol directly from this page. Many platforms also support pasting via keyboard shortcuts or emoji pickers.
What are the Unicode details for 🤥?
Unicode name: LYING FACE. Code point: U+1F925. HTML entity: 🤥. CSS escape: \\1F925. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F925}.