ð Meaning: A pair of staring eyes looking to the right side mostly. This emoji would vary in the direction of stare, design, and overall look across different platforms.
The ð Eyes emoji signify stares, of course, but they refer to a perverted and crooked kind of staring. Although it can evoke a sense of discomfort, this emoji is not always on the creep side, it can also suggest fear, awkwardness, nervousness, and even slight panic.
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How and When to Use the ð Eyes Emoji
- If you saw something you shouldn’t have and you’re absolutely cringed out by it, use ð while texting your pals about it.
- ð can be used as a reaction to a hot picture your best friend or someone close sent you. (Refrain from using this emoji reaction to strangers posts and even celebrities, its grosss AF)
- You can also use ð as a reaction to something scandalous or even cringe that you came across on social media.
- If someone gave you some gossip and you can’t believe your eyes, send ð , like “Oh my god. That did not happen ð”.
- ð can also be used in contexts of embarrassment, shock, and surprise.
- If you have your eyes on someone or something, or you’re low-key stalking someone and you’re “secretively” talking about it to your bestie, use ð in such conversations.
Other Names
- ð Staring
- ð Staring Eyes
- ð Pervy Eyes
- ð Shifting Eyes
- ð Awkward Eyes
- ð Cringed Out
- ð Eyeballs
- ð Shifting Eyeballs
- ð Clueless
- ð Wide-Eyes
- ð Wide Stares
- ð Embarrassment
- ð Cringe
- ð Nervous Eyes
- ð Restless Eyes
- ð Scared