🤥 lying face, usually shown as a yellow face with a long nose and a skeptical expression.
The lying face emoji is commonly used to indicate lying, deceit, or someone not being truthful. It refers to the classic story where a nose grows longer with every lie, making it a universal symbol for dishonesty. It can be used to express skepticism when you don't believe someone, or to playfully signal that you are telling a small fib yourself.
In chats and captions, you can use it for calling out a lie, such as “You said you’d be here ten minutes ago 🤥.” For a playful admission, you could write “I totally didn't eat the last cookie 🤥.” In a moment of expressing disbelief, it can also appear in “He claims he's never lost a game 🤥, but we all know the truth.”
Your friend brags about “totally running five miles” when you know they barely made it around the block.
Wow, an athlete now, huh? 🤥