Sans-serif Interrobang Ornament Symbol
An ornamental interrobang-style punctuation character for bold, questioning-and-exclaiming emphasis.
U+1F67A
🙺 is a Dingbats symbol with the Unicode name “SANS-SERIF INTERROBANG ORNAMENT” (U+1F67A). It’s commonly used as an expressive punctuation accent in text, posts, and designs.
Sans-serif Interrobang Ornament Symbol Meaning
The “interrobang” is a punctuation idea that combines a question mark and an exclamation point to show surprise, disbelief, or excited emphasis. This particular character, labeled as a “sans-serif interrobang ornament,” is an ornamental, typography-friendly way to represent that interrobang energy. You can use it when you want the tone of “What?! / Seriously?!” in a compact, decorative form—especially in UI labels, headings, and social posts. It’s best treated as a punctuation accent rather than a literal word, so place it near the relevant phrase for maximum impact.
Common uses
- •Adding expressive emphasis to short questions or reactions
- •Decorating headings, banners, and callouts in posters or flyers
- •Using in UI labels and buttons to indicate surprise or urgency
- •Enhancing social media captions to match an excited tone
- •Marking “attention needed” notes in documents or comments
Examples
🙺 Sans-serif Interrobang Ornament
- 🙺Wait, you did that 🙺
- 🙺Is it really true 🙺
- 🙺Hold on—what happened 🙺
- 🙺You can’t be serious 🙺
- 🙺Did you mean now 🙺
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F67A | |
| HTML Entity | 🙺 | |
| HTML Code | 🙺 | |
| CSS | \1F67A |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🙺?
🙺 is U+1F67A, with Unicode name “SANS-SERIF INTERROBANG ORNAMENT”.
How can I copy and paste this symbol?
Copy the character directly (🙺) from this page, or use one of the provided escapes/entities like 🙺.
What does this symbol mean in text?
It represents interrobang-style emphasis—questioning plus excitement or surprise—used as a decorative punctuation accent.
Which developers escapes can I use?
Use CSS escape \\1F67A or JavaScript escape \\u{1F67A}, and HTML entity 🙺.