Dollar signs replace the eyes and tongue in money-mouth face, with eyebrows most face emoji skip entirely thrown in to make the greed impossible to miss. A windfall, a splurge, or teasing someone who's clearly in it for the cash â any of those will do.
What ðĪ means
It's got eyebrows too, a detail most face emojis skip entirely, and a wide-open toothless mouth doing most of the work under that tongue. Every part of the face is arranged around one idea: money, and wanting more of it.
This emoji signifies money, wealth, or anything expensive (affordable, is a debate). The gleaming face at the sight of them moolah, which can suggest salary-day, or a fancy hotel, shoes, cars, anything 'hip', 'high-key', and enticing is a general suggestion of this emoji.
How and when to use it
- You can use this in a casual conversation about money and wealth.
- You can use this emoji to react to something lavish and totally out of your league (maybe, maybe not).
- You can also use this emoji to suggest richness.
Other Names
- ðĪ Dollar Sign Eyes
- ðĪ Dollar Sign Mouth
- ðĪ Richness
- ðĪ Wealthy
- ðĪ Money Face
- ðĪ Rich Face
- ðĪ $$$ Face
- ðĪ Rich People
ðĪ in real conversations
What does ðĪ mean in texting?
Money on the mind â getting paid, cashing in, or straight-up greed. 'Payday ðĪ' is celebratory; used about someone else, it can call out being money-hungry instead.
What does ðĪ mean from a guy?
Usually excitement about cash â a bonus, a good deal, a win that pays off. It's rarely subtle: dollar-sign eyes and a money tongue mean the sender's thinking about exactly one thing.
Is ðĪ always positive?
Not quite â it's celebratory when it's about someone's own good fortune, but can read as an insult when aimed at someone else, implying they only care about money.
The lowdown
- Category
- Smileys & Emotion âš face-tongue
- Codepoints
U+1F911- Emoji version
- Emoji 1.0
- Shortcodes
:money_mouth_face::money_mouth:Discord- Keywords
- face, money, money-mouth, mouth, paid
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
⥠Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first â ðĪ Money-mouth Face or ð Ring?
Runs with a crowd
ðĪ keeps company in money emojis â tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.