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🫒 face with open eyes and hand over mouth Emoji β€” Meaning, Copy & Paste

Quick info

Unicode
U+1FAE2
Shortcode
:face-with-open-eyes-and-hand-over-mouth:
Category
Smileys & Emotion
Subcategory
with hands
Added in
Unicode 14.0
Also known as
shocked face emoji, gasp emoji, wide eyes emoji, genuine shock emoji, stunned emoji

What Does the face with open eyes and hand over mouth Emoji 🫒 Mean?

Wide eyes β€” genuinely wide, not playfully wide β€” and a hand pressed firmly over the mouth. 🫒 is shock at full intensity. Where 🀭 has a playful quality, 🫒 registers something more visceral: real surprise, real alarm, or the sensation of witnessing something that genuinely takes your breath away.

Released in Unicode 14.0 in 2021, 🫒 arrived as part of a wave of more nuanced face emojis that filled gaps the existing set had left. The distinguishing feature versus 🀭 is in the eyes: wider, more alarmed-looking, less amused and more genuinely stunned.

In texting, 🫒 shows up for bigger moments. Not gossip-giggle surprise but genuine "I cannot believe this is real" shock. A major plot twist. News that genuinely floors you. A revelation that changes how you see something. "She was secretly married the whole time 🫒." "They announced it at midnight with no warning 🫒." "The results came back and they're incredible 🫒."

Gen Z adopted 🫒 quickly and uses it alongside 🀭 with clear contextual distinction β€” 🀭 is playful-shocked, 🫒 is genuinely-stunned. The wider eyes make all the difference. You reach for 🫒 when the surprise is real, not performative.

On TikTok and Twitter/X, 🫒 appears under genuinely jaw-dropping content β€” major announcements, unexpected outcomes, shocking revelations. It's less ironic than many newer emojis and more straightforwardly expressive.

Platform rendering is consistent: all versions show wide eyes and hand at mouth, though Apple's version tends to have particularly expressive, almost alarmed-looking eyes compared to Google and Samsung, which are slightly calmer.

Use 🫒 when: something genuinely shocked you, when the surprise is real and not performative, or when 🀭 feels too light for the moment. It's a stronger register of the same gesture.

Added in Unicode 14.0 (2021), this is a genuinely new addition and not all older platforms and devices render it yet - users on unupdated systems may see a broken character or a plain square. On Apple and current Android, the wide eyes and pressed hand are very clear. The expression reads differently from its sibling emoji in a meaningful way: the eyes make the difference between playful surprise and real shock. This is the one you reach for under a major news story, a plot twist that blindsided you, or a moment where your actual jaw dropped. On TikTok comment sections it appears constantly under truly shocking creator reveals, unexpected turns in ongoing stories, and content that the viewer had to watch twice to believe.

How to Use 🫒 face with open eyes and hand over mouth Emoji

“They confirmed the season 2 cast and I am not okay 🫒”
“He just walked in with a ring box and I thought it was a joke 🫒”
“The news came out of nowhere and genuinely left me floored 🫒”
Technical Details
UnicodeU+1FAE2
HTML Entity🫢
CSS Code\1FAE2
Shortcode:face-with-open-eyes-and-hand-over-mouth:
Keywordsamazement, awe, disbelief, embarrass, eyes, face, gasp, hand, mouth, omg, open, over, quiet, scared, shock, surprise, with, and
Unicode Version14.0

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 🫒 mean in texting?

🫒 means genuine shock or stunned surprise β€” wider and more alarmed than 🀭, it signals real disbelief rather than playful shock. It's for moments that genuinely floor you, not just entertaining gossip.

What's the difference between 🫒 and 🀭?

🀭 has playful, amused eyes and signals gossip-delight or coy surprise. 🫒 has wide, alarmed eyes that signal real shock. Use 🀭 for fun surprises; use 🫒 when something genuinely took your breath away.

When was 🫒 added and why did people adopt it quickly?

🫒 was added in Unicode 14.0 in 2021 and was adopted quickly because it filled a real gap: genuine shock needed a distinct emoji from playful surprise. The wider, more alarmed eyes communicate authentically stunned reactions.