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With more than 2,800 emoticons available for smartphone users, it is not surprising that some – like the famous eggplant – have caused a sensation over the years.
One of the 158 new digital images released with iOS 12.1 on October 30 has elicited mixed reactions from users, who are unclear about what facial expression means.
The "woozy" emoji face was part of the new version and opened a Twitter chat about what he is trying to convey.
Anyone can please explain this emoji to me. pic.twitter.com/NCec6abZuY
– (@ 007dpz) October 31, 2018
The emoji, which seems almost between a grimace and a blush, is officially described as "woozy".
Emojipedia explains that it is a "face that can show signs of tiredness and emotion, that is to say drunk", but interprets it as a stroke or accidental bite of the language.
Twitter users have tried to guess what the face could mean …
Stroke? https://t.co/OmnaDeoJJn
– Sean (@ wolves_1990) November 1, 2018
when you use a qtip for your ears … it's something https://t.co/OOoY0JpvR2
– T (@xotaylorwright) November 1, 2018
when you bite your tongue while eating something you like https://t.co/dmrJGoMxk8
– ˗ˏ' tony ˎ'˗ (@ h4ckysack) November 1, 2018
when all your pending transactions affect you at the same time https://t.co/DEsAfcuFgL
– lewis aitken ☃️ (@basicallylewis) November 1, 2018
While others have already used emoji wisely.
– Dr. Carbo ™ (@thelifeofcarbo) October 31, 2018
And others just think that Apple is running out of emoji ideas.
I think we are running out of emoticon ideas https://t.co/DcQt2JS34K
– Sam Biddle (@samfbiddle) October 30, 2018
Along with the update, users now have access to six new graphics: redheads, curly hair, softball, skateboard, mango, bagel and kangaroo emoji.
The flag representing the United Nations has also been added. The emoji had already been approved but were not available on iOS until this update.
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