Category: People & Body

🫦biting lip

🫦 biting lip belongs to People & Body. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A mouth biting its lower lip, often used to convey flirtation, nervousness, or anxiety.

Aliases

:biting_lip:

Keywords

anxiousbitebitingfearflirtflirtingkissliplipsticknervoussexyuncomfortable

What does 🫦 biting lip mean?

The biting lip emoji depicts a mouth with its top teeth biting its bottom lip. Depending on context, it can be used to express flirtation or feeling sexy, but it is also frequently used to show anxiety, worry, or discomfort. People often send it when they are nervous about an upcoming event or trying to look alluring.

Often used for

  • Flirting or expressing attraction
  • Showing nervousness or anxiety
  • Indicating worry or discomfort
  • Reacting to something sexy or appealing
Tone: Because this emoji can mean either flirtation or anxiety, it can sometimes be misinterpreted depending on the relationship between the sender and receiver. It is best used when the surrounding text clarifies the mood.

🫦 in real messages

  • i have a presentation in 10 mins 🫦
  • you look really good in that pic 🫦
  • ugh i'm so nervous about this date tonight 🫦
  • did you see the new trailer? 🫦
  • i feel kinda uncomfortable bringing this up but 🫦
  • stop being so cute 🫦

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How 🫦 biting lip looks

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🫦 biting lip codes for developers

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Emoji🫦
Unicode codepointsU+1FAE6
HTML (decimal)🫦
HTML (hex)🫦
CSS\1FAE6
JavaScript\u{1FAE6}
JSON\uD83E\uDEE6
URL encoded%F0%9F%AB%A6
Shortcode (GitHub):biting_lip:

🫦 in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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