The 'exploding head' emoji, showing a head bursting, is used when you're extremely shocked. It gives the feeling of shouting, "No way!"
This is a face screaming in fear emoji. Try using it when you're very surprised or scared.
The 'astonished face' emoji expresses surprise upon hearing unexpected news. It shows a shocked look with wide-open eyes and mouth.
This is an emoji with an open mouth, expressing surprise. You can use it when you hear something unexpected.
The 'anguished face' emoji is used when you hear terrible news or see something shocking. Its open mouth shows both surprise and pain.
This emoji, with its face shaking uncontrollably, is used when you're extremely surprised. It can convey a feeling like "Whoa!" or "OMG!"
This emoji represents a 'BOOM!' scene in a comic where something collides or explodes. You can use it when you're startled.
An emoji representing lightning or electricity, it gives a fast and powerful feeling. It's used when talking about the weather or expressing energy.
An emoji with wide-open eyes and a hand covering its mouth, used when you're truly surprised. It's like exclaiming, "Oh my god!" at unexpected news.
This emoji is used when you see something scary or feel fear, showing a terrified expression. The blue forehead emphasizes the sense of dread.
This is an emoji that expresses very strong emphasis or surprise. It's attached to the end of a sentence to convey important news or exciting feelings.
This emoji with X's for eyes is used when you're very dizzy or sick. It's a facial expression often seen when a cartoon character faints.
This emoji depicts a face turning red. You can use it to show your feelings when you're shy or embarrassed.
The bomb emoji is a picture that represents a dangerous explosion. It's a classic shape you often see in cartoons.
This emoji is used when you hear something unexpected. It shows a bit of surprise and worry.
This is a cat face that looks like it's screaming in surprise. You can use it when you hear unexpected news or want to shout, 'Oh my gosh!'
This emoji shows a quietly surprised expression and is used in situations like "Oh my" or "Really?" It's good for sending when you hear something unexpected.
This emoji, a combination of an exclamation mark and a question mark, is used when asking a question in great surprise. It expresses a strong sense of curiosity, as if asking "Really?".
The 'Face with Spiral Eyes' emoji, with its swirling eyes, represents a situation where you feel dizzy and confused. You can also use it when you're surprised and want to say, "Oh my god!"
The star-struck emoji expresses both amazement and admiration. Its eyes are sparkling as if you've just met a famous celebrity.
It's a symbol that appears in comics when a character gets angry. Use it when you don't like something or feel annoyed.
This is an emoji of someone putting their hand on their forehead when they've made a mistake or are embarrassed. It shows the feeling of, "Oh, what should I do?"
The red exclamation mark emoji is used to announce very important or exciting news. Try adding it to the part of a sentence you want to emphasize.
This emoji represents a nearly empty battery. It signifies a critical situation where the power might turn off soon.
This emoji expresses the state of feeling dizzy or lightheaded. It's like seeing stars when you get hit on the head in a cartoon.
This is the siren light from a police car or ambulance, used to signal an urgent or very important situation. It's a signal that demands immediate attention.
The white exclamation mark is used to gently emphasize something or to lightly agree. It's a punctuation emoji that adds a cute feel.
This emoji represents a small firecracker that goes "pop!" You can use it to announce surprising news or something fun.
An emoji with a hand on the forehead, used when you've made a mistake or feel embarrassed. It shows the feeling of 'Oh, what do I do?'
It's an emoji that looks like someone putting a hand on their forehead and saying, 'Oh my god.' You can use it when you've made a mistake or feel really frustrated.
This emoji shows liquid pouring out of a cup. You can use it when you've accidentally spilled something.
This is an expressionless face used when you're not feeling any particular emotion. It represents a feeling that's neither good nor bad, just "meh."
An emoji representing shifting eyes, used when looking at something with interest. It carries the meaning of "Look at this!"
The beating heart emoji shows a heart that is pulsing. It can express feelings of excitement or surprise.
The 'Warning' emoji lets you know there's something dangerous or that you need to be careful about. You can also use it to emphasize important information.
This emoji represents the most thrilling ride at an amusement park, the roller coaster. It's great for expressing exciting and dynamic feelings.
This is an emoji used when you strongly agree with something or when something is great. Sending "Yes❣️" instead of "Yes!" looks more enthusiastic.
This is the emoji you use when you're worried about test results. It can also be used when you're nervous or stressed.
This emoji shows very bad weather with both rain and lightning. It can also be used when you're in a bad mood.
The 🆘 emoji is a distress signal indicating an urgent need for help. It's used to signal a very dangerous or urgent situation.
This is the jellyfish emoji, a mysterious, jelly-like sea animal. Its gracefully drifting movement is beautiful, but you have to be careful as it can sting.
This is the shark emoji, the king of the sea. It represents the ocean's powerful predator, which is big and strong, making it a bit scary but also cool.
This emoji symbolizes a very loud sound and is used to express listening to loud music or turning the volume up to the maximum.
The cloud with lightning emoji shows bad weather with thunder and lightning. It's also used on days with heavy rain.
The cyclone emoji signifies severe weather with strong, swirling winds. You can often see it in weather forecasts.
