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😩 Weary Face Emoji

Unicode 17.0 · CLDR

In short

Weary Face expresses exhaustion, frustration or being overwhelmed — and sometimes intense craving. 😩 Weary Face is an emoji from the Smileys & Emotion category. Its Unicode code point is U+1F629 and it was released in Unicode 6.0 (2010). Press Copy to paste it anywhere.

What does 😩 Weary Face mean?

Weary Face expresses exhaustion, frustration or being overwhelmed — and sometimes intense craving.

😩 Weary Face is part of the “Concerned” set in the Smileys & Emotion emoji category. You will see it in chats and captions related to crying, face, fail, feels and hungry. It is the emoji version of the classic text emoticon D:. Weary Face has been available since Unicode 6.0 (2010), so it displays on almost all current devices. In Slack, Discord and GitHub you can type :weary: to insert it.

Weary Face emoji codes

Emoji😩
UnicodeU+1F629
HTML entity (decimal)😩
HTML entity (hex)😩
CSS\1F629
JavaScript\u{1F629}
Python\U0001F629
URL-encoded%F0%9F%98%A9
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 98 A9
Shortcode:weary:
Shortcode (alt):weary_face:
EmoticonD:

How to type 😩 on your keyboard

  • Windows: press Win + . and search for “weary face”.
  • Mac: press Control + Command + Space and search for “weary face”.
  • iPhone / Android: open the emoji keyboard and search “face”.
  • HTML: write 😩 in your page source.
  • Anywhere: use the Copy button above, then paste.

Weary Face keywords

  • crying
  • face
  • fail
  • feels
  • hungry
  • mad
  • nooo
  • sad
  • sleepy
  • tired
  • unhappy
  • weary

Frequently asked questions

What does 😩 mean?

Weary Face expresses exhaustion, frustration or being overwhelmed — and sometimes intense craving.

How do I copy and paste the Weary Face emoji?

Press the Copy button above (or click the 😩 emoji) to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it with Ctrl + V on Windows, Cmd + V on Mac, or long-press → Paste on iPhone and Android.

When was 😩 Weary Face added to Unicode?

Weary Face was released as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.

Related Concerned emojis

Sources

Name, code point, category and keywords: Unicode® Emoji 17.0 and Unicode CLDR.