The (○v艸v*).+ﾟ emote, also known as the Cry Unhappy emote, is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express sadness or disappointment. It features two large teardrops falling from the eyes of a small creature with round ears and a snout.
- "I accidentally sent an email to the wrong person. (○v艸v*)ﾟ"
- "I just got some bad news from my doctor. (○v艸v*)ﾟ"
- The "(○v艸v*).+ﾟ" "Cry Unhappy" emote is a Japanese emoticon that represents someone crying or feeling sad. It consists of two closed eyes (represented by the circle symbol ○), a mouth turned down in a frown (represented by the letter v), and tears streaming down the face (represented by the symbol 艸). The final symbol, which looks like a dot with a line extending from it, represents a drop of sweat or a teardrop. Show More
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