Ear conveys ear references, body-related descriptions, gestures, or visual shorthand, with tone shaped by nearby text.
Ear is commonly used for ear references, body-related descriptions, gestures, or visual shorthand. It can add human presence, gesture, activity, or conversational warmth to messages, captions, lists, or short replies. The exact reading depends on nearby words: it may be literal, playful, supportive, decorative, or simply a quick visual cue. Use it when represent a person, role, or activity, and add text if the intent could be unclear.
| Unicode | U+1F442 |
|---|---|
| Code points | U+1F442 |
| UTF-8 bytes | 0xF0 0x9F 0x91 0x82 |
| UTF-16 representation | \uD83D\uDC42 |
| HTML decimal entity | 👂 |
| HTML hexadecimal entity | 👂 |
| JavaScript escape | \u{1F442} |
| CSS escape | \1F442 |
| Python string representation | \U0001F442 |
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Ear conveys ear references, body-related descriptions, gestures, or visual shorthand, with tone shaped by nearby text.
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π uses U+1F442.
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