saluting face

🫡

saluting face

Used to show respect, acknowledgment, or playful obedience — like saying “Yes, sir!” or “Got it!” in a funny, exaggerated way. Often adds a dramatic or mock-serious tone to everyday replies.

  • Your friend reminds you not to forget their birthday after you almost missed it last year.

    Copy that, captain 🫡 I’ve set three reminders this time.

  • Your friend jokingly says they’re starting a “Make Snacks Great Again” campaign at the office.

    I’m all in for that movement 🫡 Let’s bring justice to soggy chips!

Subgroups
Unicode
U+1FAE1
Variant status
Fully-qualified
Emoji version
E14.0
Heads-up

🫡 can come off as sarcastic if used after someone gives a serious instruction or criticism. Keep it for light, joking replies — not when your boss says “We need to talk.”

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