Category: Smileys & Emotion

πŸ™Šspeak-no-evil monkey

πŸ™Š speak-no-evil monkey belongs to Smileys & Emotion. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

Depicts the "speak no evil" monkey, often used to mean keeping a secret or staying quiet.

Aliases

:speak_no_evil:

Keywords

animalevilfaceforbiddengesturemonkeynonotoopsprohibitedquietsecret

What does πŸ™Š speak-no-evil monkey mean?

Shows a monkey covering its mouth, representing the "speak no evil" maxim from the three wise monkeys. It is often used to indicate that the sender is keeping a secret, staying out of a conversation, or playfully acknowledging they shouldn't say something. Depending on context, it can also convey a sense of shock or an "oops" reaction to something spoken out of turn.

Often used for

  • Promising to keep a secret
  • Staying out of gossip or drama
  • Playfully reacting to saying something inappropriate
  • Indicating silence or being quiet
  • Pretending not to know sensitive information
Tone: Generally lighthearted and playful, though it can sometimes be used to gently shut down a conversation. It is rarely used in serious or formal contexts.

πŸ™Š in real messages

  • don't worry, my lips are sealed πŸ™Š
  • i'm staying out of this one πŸ™Š
  • okay maybe i shouldn't have said that out loud πŸ™Š
  • i know nothing about the surprise party πŸ™Š
  • we will never speak of this again πŸ™Š

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πŸ™Š speak-no-evil monkey codes for developers

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Unicode codepointsU+1F64A
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CSS\1F64A
JavaScript\u{1F64A}
JSON\uD83D\uDE4A
URL encoded%F0%9F%99%8A
Shortcode (GitHub):speak_no_evil:

πŸ™Š in other languages

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