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Emoticon used to express one's tongue out. Similar to =P.

Can also mean that something is delicious
The popcorn was so tasty =9
=9 by Nicolas Maia October 3, 2007
Urban Dictionary Merch
That gorgeous half crooked smile you always see the hottest people use commonly use while IMing
Peter you're so cute =9
=9 by pstead February 19, 2009
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=9 by Painthuffer9000 June 23, 2021
A kitty face crying tears of awe.
Idiot #1: Have you heard Sakura Drops by Utada Hikaru?
Idiot #2: I have now =9.9=
=9.9= by geistanon February 22, 2010

"=9My(_+;`-9g&I&

someone who goes by PuppetGaming101 on Discord
"=9My(_+;`-9g&I& is also just a random string of symbols I put in here.
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