What is the emoji for being sick?
Nauseated Face was approved as part of Unicode 9.0 in 2016 and added to Emoji 3.0 in 2016.
What does ? emoji mean?
The Face With Medical Mask emoji ? depicts a yellow face wearing a white surgical mask. It is commonly used in reference to various health and medical topics, from doctors to disease. It is also commonly used to represent feeling sick or disgusted.
What does ? emoji mean?
Nerd Face emoji
What does ? Nerd Face emoji mean? Nerd alert! The nerd face emoji caricatures a nerd with thick black glasses and buck teeth. It’s used to signify learning, reading, being smart, acting dorky, or “geeking out” to your guilty pleasures. The emoji usually has a positive tone, though.
What do the sick emojis mean?
Sick emojis feature smiley faces who are very much feeling under the weather; spewing vomit and wearing all sorts of medical devices to keep the sickness at bay. If you are feeling ill or rotten, consider using one of these emojis to describe your condition.
What are the hurt emoticons?
This is a category of kaomojis that are hurt in various ways. They might be hurt physically or maybe they’ve been hurt emotionally. Some of them are sick which is kind of a sort of hurt. There weren’t really enough sick emoticons to justify their own category so I’m including them here with the hurt ones.
How do you make Japanese emoticons hurt?
Those poor little Japanese emoticons… To make hurt Japanese emoticons all you really need to do is add stars to angry or sad looking emoticons. If you can make it look like the emoticon is lying on the ground then that’s even better. General Pain and Injuries
What are some words to describe a person with an afflicted illness?
queasy sickish stricken unwell sickly poorly convalescent afflicted illness people mad vomit demented crazy disgusted puke retch unhinged disturbed unbalanced cat spew chuck honk barf disgorge cast upchuck regurgitate regorge brainsick spue bedridden dizzy seasick indisposed hallucinating fed up insane woozy ailing upset bedfast tubercular patient