Some charactersвЂ™ meanings evolved completely into new near-universal standards (the eggplant became a dick and the peach a butt, and the youngs giggled and sexted and all was good) while others took on their own significance as inside jokes or shorthand. More frequently though, emojiвЂ™s constraints led its earliest adopters to assign their own meaning to individual emojis - little iMessage Rorschach tests with hidden meanings to interpret. (ThereвЂ™s something genuinely delightful about a limited set of illustrations that decides it is absolutely crucial to immortalize the eggplant ahead of most other foods.) Emoji originated in Japan, and its culturally specific character set, with inscrutable inclusions (at least to non-Japanese users) like a video game controller, two (two!) compact discs, a bunch of fax machines, and lots of plugs and microscopes and envelopes with arrows all over them made the glyphs feel like a cool, weird discovery.

ItвЂ™s unnecessary, sterilizing, and maybe even a little bit dangerous for the future of the beloved character set.ДЄrguably the biggest reason for emojis' success has to do with their lovable weirdness and limitations - the constraints that forced its users to get creative and turn emojis into a language of their own. But whatвЂ™s happening to emojis represents the worst kind of gentrification of the internet.

Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter have consistently tweaked, detailed - and, in a few cases, completely overhauled - some of the original emojis. The beauty of woozy is its ability to reflect a vast array of emotions and situations, which people on Twitter have pointed out.Apple is hardly alone in evolving its emojis from goofy yellow disembodied heads into increasingly lifelike, skeuomorphic three-dimensional characters. iOS 12.1 brings even more characters to the keyboard that better represent global users, including new emoji for moon cake, red gift envelope and nazar amulet.' Its dazed expression may also represent such feelings or states as bewilderment, irritation, disgust, exhaustion, wackiness, or complete satisfaction.'ДЄt the time of woozy's release, Apple released a statement saying, 'Emoji are used by people all over the world to communicate. WhatsApp's design features a tongue hanging out.'ДЄccording to the site, 'meaning widely varies,' but woozy 'commonly conveys intoxication or infatuation. Depicted with raised or furrowed eyebrows and at least one eye half-open. The site describes woozy as, 'A yellow face with a crumpled mouth and a cockeyed expression, as if tired and emotional from inebriation or smitten with love. It has an official name, вЂњFace With Uneven Eyes and Wavy Mouth.' We prefer woozy. It came into existence last year, according to Emojipedia, the go-to blog about emojis. One eye is open, the other is squinting as if trying, in a drunken stupor, to make letters on the brightly lit McDonald's menu unscramble after one too many dirty martinis. It has rosy cheeks and an arched raised eyebrow.

The strange, yet comforting face has an uneven, squiggly grimace.

Dunno emoji