🤐zipper-mouth face

What does 🤐 zipper-mouth face mean?

The zipper-mouth face typically symbolizes a sealed mouth, often indicating that someone is keeping a secret or choosing to stay silent. It can be used playfully to show you are zipping your lip about a piece of gossip. Depending on context, it may also convey a refusal to answer a question or a feeling of being unable to speak.

Often used for

• 🤐Keeping a secret or promising not to tell
• 🤐Telling someone to be quiet or stop talking
• 🤐Refusing to answer a question
• 🤐Expressing that you are holding back a comment
• 🤐Indicating a spoiler-free review of a movie or show

🤐 in real messages

• i know what happened but my lips are sealed 🤐
• don't tell anyone about the surprise party 🤐
• you talk too much, zip it 🤐
• just saw the new movie and i'm not giving any spoilers 🤐
• i'm not saying a word until i talk to my lawyer 🤐

Combos, text art & scenes with 🤐

How 🤐 zipper-mouth face looks

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🤐 zipper-mouth face codes for developers

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🤐 in other languages

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