Slightly Smiling Face emoji
Type :slightly_smiling_face: Β· #28 most-used emoji Β· Smileys & emotion
Unicode name Slightly Smiling Face Β· added in Emoji 1.0, 2015
What π means
The slight smile is technically pleasant and famously ambiguous: depending on context it reads as genuine mildness or as barely contained displeasure. When in doubt, π is the safer warm smile.
If you are trying to read into it
This is the most misread emoji there is. Written sincerely it means mild warmth, nothing more. Read by someone younger, or read at the end of a short reply to a long message, it lands as passive aggression: the smile you give when you are done arguing. Neither reading is wrong, which is exactly the problem. If the surrounding message is warm, take it warmly. If the message is three words and this, the ambiguity is probably doing real work.
How to type π without a picker
With Emoji Anywhere
installed, type :slig
in any text field (X, Gmail, Facebook, LinkedIn, anywhere), pick π from the suggestion that
appears, and keep typing. No picker, no copy-paste round trip.
Shortcodes
:slightly_smiling_face: Emoticon trigger
Typing :) followed by a
space becomes π automatically.
π in HTML, CSS and code
Slightly Smiling Face is a single codepoint, so any of these forms produces the same character.
- Unicode
- U+1F642
- HTML
- 🙂
- JavaScript
- '\u{1F642}'
- CSS content
- "\1F642"
- Python
- '\U0001F642'
- URL-encoded
- %F0%9F%99%82
Related emojis
:grinning: π :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: π :grinning_face_with_closed_eyes: π :beaming_face: π :laughing: π :halo: βΊοΈ :relaxed: π₯² :smiling_face_with_tear: π
:grinning_face_with_sweat: π :blush: All smileys & emotion shortcodes are in the full shortcode list .
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