Pout Kaomoji

Pursed lips, puffed cheeks and a grumpy hmph for being upset without flipping a table. Pick a pout and it copies straight away.

A pout kaomoji pushes the lips forward. ε and з, a Greek and a Cyrillic letter, both look like pursed lips seen from the side, and the frowning brows ` and ´ around them make the face sulky. The same lips appear in kiss faces like (*^3^), so the brows decide the meaning: happy closed eyes plus 3 is a kiss, angled brows plus ε is a pout. ^ as a mouth reads as puffed cheeks. These faces are for being annoyed, hurt or grumpy. When the mood is shouting or rage, with 益 teeth and ╬ anger veins, use the angry kaomoji page linked below.

Pouting Lips

Pouting Lip Kaomoji

The ε and з mouths. Angled brows make it a sulk; soft eyes make it a mild complaint.

Classic Pout
Pursed-Lip Sulk
Squeezed-Eye Pout
Mild Pout
Sulky Pout
Disappointed Pout
Pouting Side Glance
Puffed Cheeks

Puffed-Cheek Faces

^ as a mouth reads as cheeks full of air, the cartoon sign of a child refusing to talk.

Puffed Up
Stomping Feet
Huffy Face
Grumpy Cat
Puffed and Annoyed
Wobbly-Mouthed Huff
Hmph

Hmph and Turned-Away Faces

The face for "fine, whatever".  ̄^ ̄ points the nose up and away.

Hmph
Hmph With a Flick
Nose in the Air
Turning Away
Stiff Huff
Grumpy

Grumpy and Upset Kaomoji

︶︹︺ is a downturned brow and mouth, the grumpiest frown in the set. Use these for a bad mood that has not boiled over.

Grumpy Frown
Sulking Frown
Grumbling
Unimpressed Glare
Upset and Deflated
Disgruntled
Frequently Asked Questions

Pout Kaomoji, Answered

What does ε mean in a kaomoji?

ε is the Greek letter epsilon, and side-on it looks like pursed, pushed-out lips. With frowning brows, as in (`ε´), it is a pout; with happy eyes and a heart nearby, the same shape is a kiss.

What is the difference between a pout kaomoji and an angry kaomoji?

A pout is sulky or hurt and keeps the mouth closed: pursed lips, puffed cheeks, a hmph. Angry faces open the mouth to shout and add marks like 益 for bared teeth or ╬ for a throbbing vein.

Which kaomoji means upset?

For upset but not furious, (︶︹︺) and ( ˘︹˘ ) are frowning and withdrawn, and (◞‸◟) looks deflated. For upset and complaining, the pouting (`ε´) says it more loudly.

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Related Resources

Angry Kaomoji

Full rage, shouting and fuming faces for when the pout boils over.

Crying & Sad Kaomoji

Tearful faces for when the sulk turns sad.

Table Flip Kaomoji

The step beyond a pout: furniture goes flying.

Text Faces & Kaomoji

Browse every kaomoji mood the site collects, pouts included.

Kaomoji Generator

Build a pout by pairing angled brows with an ε or з mouth.