/=

a side frown; a replacement of ): and is normally used when you say something that your slightly upset about

person 1: dude..i think i may have upset my mom
person 2: shit man, im sorry /=
person 1: nah, your all good man.. her car hit a telephone pole.
person 2: wait.. WHAT?? O:

/= by luhventi January 24, 2026

='( 

sad face used to express sadness

person1: i hate u. Ur a fuckin pussy.

person2: thats mean!! ='(

='( by dat boul ace July 1, 2007

[ = 

A psychotic grin. Often indicates some level of danger to those around the user of this smiley.

Normal person: How are you?
Psycho: =
Normal person: *runs away*

Person A: I'm gonna kill you.
Person B: What? Haha, funny.
Person A: Yeah, haha =
Person B: Shit, you're serious?

[ = by boo-changy April 8, 2010

!=

Definition: "not equal to."

Background: In most popular programming languages, "!" belongs to a class of operators known as "logic operators." Basically, it just stands for "not", "opposite", or "false", depending on what the context is. Two other operators are in this class: "||" for "or", and "&&" for "and".

"!=" belongs to another class of operators called "comparison operators." Also in this class are things like "==" (equals), ">=" (greater than or equal to), "<" (less than), etc.

5 != 6 :: Five (is) not equal to Six.

Short != Tall :: Short (is) not equal to Tall

!= by Nikkki November 23, 2004

! = 

Not equal. The "!" is used as syntax for "not".

Always used with the "!" before the "="

Highly Flamible Cow ! = teh 1337

! = by BinaryHelix November 21, 2004

.=./ 

An emotioncon repesenting a lawnmower makes it easier than typing lawnmower it also means to cut or mow the lawn
Way to identify it the (.) represents the wheels the (=) represents the motor and the (/) represents the handle

Ill brb gotta .=./

Damn I forgot I gotta .=./ ttyl

I hate .=./

.=./ by Ghjkyui July 10, 2010

=)

Ignore previous entry, it's the best smilie around.

Normal guy 1: "OMGOMGOGM I JSUT WON A GMAE IN WC3!!!11oneone"
Normal guy 2: "w00t =)"

=) by Me > You March 30, 2003