moai
A large stone head with a heavy brow, long nose, and closed lips, modeled on the statues of Easter Island
Meaning
A large stone head with a heavy brow, long nose, and closed lips, modeled on the statues of Easter Island. In conversation it commonly conveys blankness, deadpan silence, or an unimpressed stare, often used as a reaction when something is dull, awkward, or not worth answering. It can also signal stubbornness or a stony, emotionless attitude. Younger users sometimes treat it as a humorous symbol of something massive or absurd. Because it is frequently used ironically, its tone is ambiguous and depends heavily on context.
Moai — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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U+1F5FFmoaiF0 9F 97 BFShortcodes
:moai:HTML & CSS
🗿🗿\1F5FF Languages
\u{1F5FF}\U0001F5FF\x{1F5FF}\u{1F5FF}Encodings
xn--d28h%F0%9F%97%BFFrequently asked
What does 🗿 moai mean?
A large stone head with a heavy brow, long nose, and closed lips, modeled on the statues of Easter Island. In conversation it commonly conveys blankness, deadpan silence, or an unimpressed stare, often used as a reaction when something is dull, awkward, or not worth answering. It can also signal stubbornness or a stony, emotionless attitude. Younger users sometimes treat it as a humorous symbol of something massive or absurd. Because it is frequently used ironically, its tone is ambiguous and depends heavily on context.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🗿 moai?
U+1F5FF (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :moai:
Which emojis are related to 🗿 moai?
🚬 cigarette, ⚰️ coffin, 🪦 headstone, ⚱️ funeral urn, 🧿 nazar amulet, 🪬 hamsa, 🪧 placard, 🪪 identification card