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How to use the meanest and maddest emojis
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So, you're having a bad day. You're frustrated, angry, annoyed—we get it! Bad days happen, and luckily, there are ways you can convey your anger online and through messaging. The 😠 (angry face), 😡 (enraged face), 🤬 (face with symbols on mouth), and 👿 (angry face with horns) emojis can help tell people you feel without much effort. Keep reading to learn which angry emoji best matches your mood.

Angry Face Emojis

The 😠 (angry face emoji) and 😡 (enraged face emoji) are used to show anger, frustration, and annoyance. Similarly, emojis like 🤬 (face with symbols on mouth) and 👿 (angry face with horns) convey extreme rage or angry emotions.

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Mean Face Emoji Meanings & Uses

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  1. If someone’s a little bit angry, frustrated, annoyed, or displeased, they’ll likely use this emoji. The furrowed brows and small frown say, “Hey, I’m not happy.” So, use this emoji when you’re talking about frustrating situations or something that annoys you. [1]
    • “Way to put the dishes away 😠”
    • “He didn’t even have the decency to call me back 😠”
    • “I hate politics 😠😰”
    • “They put pineapple on my pizza! 😠🤢”
    • The unicode for 😠 is "U+1F620" and the shortcode is ":angry:"
  2. This emoji is 😠 times 100. While the two emojis share the same furrowed brow and frowning expression, the red face of the 😡 depicts a rageful furry. If someone uses a 😡 emoji, they’re likely pissed off or incredibly upset. [2] Try adding this emoji to the end of a text to say, “I’m so mad!”
    • “You just left me there alone! 😡”
    • “I can’t believe you did that without talking to me about it first 😡”
    • “I cannot believe he said that! To me! To ME 😡😡”
    • “You couldn’t have let the dog out? Now I have a huge mess to deal with, and I’m exhausted 😡”
    • The unicode for 😡 is "U+1F621" and the shortcode is ":rage:"
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  3. With its red face, angry eyebrows, and blacked-out mouth, this emoji is ideal for when someone wants to say a bad word. The 🤬 expresses frustration, rage, and anger that can be summed up with a slew of bad words. [3] In other words, if you want to scream a bad word at the top of your lungs, use a 🤬 emoji.
    • “I have a few choice words for Mr. Turner 🤬”
    • “This 🤬 day is going 🤬 great! 😤”
    • “I'm sick and tired of being treated like 🤬”
    • “I don't have anything nice to say 🤬🤬🤬”
    • The unicode for 🤬 is "U+1F92C" and the shortcode is ":cursing_face:"
  4. With its purple face, devil horns, and menacing frown, this emoji depicts anger in the most evil fashion. This version of the anger emoji is typically used when someone is irritated, frustrated, or very upset. [4] So, use it when you're a 10 on the anger scale (with 0 being the happiest).
    • “Who turned off my music?? 👿”
    • “You don’t want to push my buttons right now 👿”
    • “I’m going to get Cindy back for this. Just you wait 👿”
    • “They’ve got a big storm coming if they think messing with me is going to be easy 👿”
    • The unicode for 👿 is "U+1F47F" and the shortcode is ":imp:"
  5. Like the 😠 emoji, this cat emoji depicts general disappointment or anger. [5] If a cat lover is upset by something, they’ll likely send this emoji instead of a 😠 because they favor cats above all else. So, if you love cats and are angry, use a 😾 emoji.
    • “You’ve messed with the wrong girl! 😾”
    • “I’ll show him a thing or two about calling me names 😾😤”
    • “I’m not afraid to get my hands dirty 😾”
    • “Who told you that? 😾”
    • The unicode for 😾 is "U+1F63E" and the shortcode is ":pouting_cat:"
  6. Have you ever been so annoyed by something that you huff out of your nose? Well, that’s exactly what this emoji depicts! The 😤 emoji is most often used when someone is angry or irritated. [6] In other words, if you’re at your wits end, this emoji is the perfect way to say, “I’m done!”
    • “These ticket-selling apps are the worst 😤😩”
    • “We’ll show him a thing or two about cheating 😤”
    • “Getting concert tickets should not be this hard 😤”
    • “Becky just won't quit! 😤”
    • The unicode for 😤 is "U+1F624" and the shortcode is ":triumph:"
  7. With its squeezed-shut eyes and squiggly mouth, this emoji is the same as saying “Yuck!” in real life. People will often use a 😖 emoji to show displeasure, frustration, or disgust. [7] So, try using this emoji when you’re discussing your ex or something totally gross.
    • “I hate when that happens! 😖”
    • “She’s still waiting on the test results 😖”
    • “Rob is the worst. He gives me major ick 😖 Why did I think he was cute again?”
    • “I just saw a snake eat a moth 😳😖”
    • The unicode for 😖 is "U+1F616" and the shortcode is ":confounded:"
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Similar Emojis

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  1. The 😶 face without mouth emoji is a sign of speechlessness. This mouthless emoji is a nonverbal way to say, “Yeah, I’m not talking to you,” or “I don’t know what to say.” It’s often used to show disappointment, disregard, or as a replacement for the word “speechless.” [8]
    • “Whatever 😶”
    • “I’m utterly 😶. How could you let them do that?”
  2. If someone is annoyed or unamused by something, they’ll probably use this emoji to express their feelings. The shifty eyes and down-turned lip give off the same energy as shrugging and saying “Eh” in real life. [9]
    • “Ugh 😒 He’s so annoying.”
    • “Pizza? Again? 😒”
  3. The 😬 grimacing face emoji is a sign of distaste. With its gritted smile and wide eyes, this emoji is the depiction of tense energy. People often use this emoji when they’re feeling embarrassed, awkward, or nervous. [10]
    • “Did you see her haircut? Yikes 😬”
    • “I don’t think I did very well on that test 😬”
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