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Wink Kaomoji

Playful winks for jokes, teasing, small mistakes and a little flirting.

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How a wink is drawn

A wink needs one open eye and one closed eye. Common pairs are ・ <, ^ - and ゝ ・. A star after the wink, as in (・ω<)☆, adds the little “ting!” sparkle you see in cartoons.

One famous kind is the Japanese tehepero wink: a wink with the tongue slightly out, used when you made a small mistake and want to laugh it off.

What a wink means

Winks with hands

Many winks come with a gesture: a thumbs up like (ゝω・)b means “got it, leave it to me”, and a peace sign like v(・ω<)v is a cheerful pose for photos. These short winks fit nicely in a display name or at the end of a caption.

Wink or smug?

A wink and a smug look are easy to mix up. A wink is friendly: “just kidding” or “you got it”. A smug face with half-closed eyes, like (¬‿¬), is teasing and a little bit cheeky. If you want to stay sweet, choose the wink. The smug page has the cheekier faces.

Questions

What does a wink kaomoji mean?

Usually “just kidding” or “you know what I mean”. With a heart or kiss it becomes flirty.

What is tehepero?

It is a Japanese word for a cute wink with the tongue out, used after a small mistake to laugh it off.

Is a wink kaomoji flirty?

It can be, but most winks are just playful. The rest of your message decides the tone.