๐๐ See-No-Evil Monkey Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F64A
A monkey covering its mouth.
Released in The 'See-No-Evil Monkey' emoji ๐ was introduced in Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and later added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
Meaning and Interpretation
"The ๐ emoji, known as the 'See-No-Evil Monkey', represents the concept of refraining from speaking, hiding something, or keeping a secret. It is inspired by one of the three wise monkeys from Japanese folklore, symbolizing the act of avoiding negative speech, rumors, or unwanted truths."
Symbolism
- Secrecy - The monkey is often interpreted as a symbol of keeping something hidden or refraining from revealing secrets.
- Playfulness - It can be used in a lighthearted, mischievous manner, as if saying 'Oops! I probably shouldnโt have said that!'
- Awkwardness - Often used in situations where a user feels embarrassed, shy, or doesnโt know what to say.
Common Usage Scenarios
- When you accidentally reveal a surprise or secret but try to cover it up.
- When you want to express surprise or embarrassment at something someone said.
- For playful interactions where you jokingly refuse to speak or acknowledge a topic.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use in a playful or lighthearted context to express guilt, embarrassment, or surprise at something said.
- Don't use to convey serious regret or guilt; there are other emojis like ๐ or ๐ for that.
- Be mindful of the cultural or situational appropriateness, as using it outside of casual conversations may come across as unprofessional.
Related Emojis
See-No-Evil Monkey
A monkey covering its eyes, representing the act of not wanting to see or acknowledge something.
Hear-No-Evil Monkey
A monkey covering its ears, representing the act of not wanting to hear something unpleasant.
Flushed Face
A face with wide eyes and blushing cheeks, often representing embarrassment or surprise.
Face With Hand Over Mouth
A face with a hand covering the mouth, indicating surprise, shock, or trying to hide something.
Grinning Face With Sweat
A grinning face with a drop of sweat, usually used to convey awkwardness or relief after a close call.
Zipper-Mouth Face
A face with a zipper over the mouth, symbolizing silence or a secret that won't be shared.
Monkey Face
A simple depiction of a monkeyโs face, often used for playful or silly interactions.