馃槶 Loudly Crying Face emoji
The聽loudly crying face emoji shows a smiley that is crying uncontrollably鈥攊t just can't handle it and is losing its cool. This could be due to sadness and frustration ... but also laughter and joy. Fans…
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馃尛 Hot Dog emoji
The聽hot dog emoji is most often used to accompany messages about food, baseball, small dogs鈥攁nd penises. Related words: baseball emoji dog face emoji hamburger emoji slice of pizza emoji eggplant emoji -
馃尭 Cherry Blossom emoji
Spring is in the air with the cherry blossom emoji, which聽depicts a cherry blossom flower in all its notched, light pink, five-petaled beauty. The emoji is used to celebrate the flower, especially in Japan, and… -
馃泹锔� Shopping Bags emoji
Treat yo self ... to the聽shopping bags emoji, which is often used in messages dealing with shopping, gift-giving, consumer culture, and the retail industry. It's especially popular on frenzied聽Black Friday, which is actually another name… -
馃 Unicorn Face emoji
The聽unicorn face emoji shouts "Sparkles and magic and rainbows!" It can express anything bright and sparkly, from fashion styles to whimsical moods. It can also refer to the聽unicorn in the gay community (a kind of… -
Big Booty Judy
A woman is a聽Big Booty Judy if she has a large butt. While men may use the term to flatter a woman, it often only offends her. Related terms: Apple Bottoms PAWG peach emoji thicc… -
SOML
SOML is an acronym in text and chatting that means story of my life.聽It can imply either good or bad things. -
LGO
LGO is an acronym that means life goes on. It is often used as a hashtag. -
MBN
MBN is an acronym that means must be nice. It can be meant as a serious reminder to be polite or as a way of expressing dissatisfaction or envy. It's often used as a hashtag. -
NVM
NVM is an acronym that means never mind.聽It's often used as a hashtag. -
OSRS
OSRS is a slang acronym that means on some real shit, implying something along the lines of "for real." It also refers to old school Runescape, the online game. -
OOS
OOS is an acronym most commonly meaning out of stock. In some cases it can also be out of service.