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^^-.- Is usually put after a sentence and indicates that you are both meaning it not 100% serious and it still bothers you!
HotGuRl88 says: Im sorry dude, but I'm living 600km away, seems like we're not getting together!
lOngTiEmsinGle says: Ok, I see, maybe I'm just damned to stay alone forever^^-.-
^^-.- by VEclipse November 28, 2007
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Nervous smile / nervous laughter.

^^ = represents the eyes that are closed

; = represents the sweatdrop
Person 1: "Hey, your dad is uber sexy!!"

Person 2: "Heh... good to know..." ^^;
^^; by Lynz053 March 15, 2008
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^^ ^^; ^^, ^^" (^^) *^^* ./././^^\.\.\ -\^^/ ^^-.- ^^;;
Face, pretty much derived from the koreans, that signifies happiness or signifies that you just owned somebody.
I just nuked all 30 of your cannons ^^
^^ by FartComa April 8, 2003
Anime style happy face emoticon.
<A> I love you, B
<B> ^^
^^ by Ms T February 21, 2003
Taken from anime, where they usually have a bead of sweat, in a raindrop shape, running down the side of their head. Mostly used in embarassing, or strange, situations.
Boy: I'm not wearing any pants!
Girl: Didn't need to know that ^^"
^^" by Guy1060 September 8, 2006
Usually used when someone is embarrased, or wrong, and want to apologize. The two things on the side are sweatdrops, usually seen in asian anime.
Geez, you damn spammer.

Wooops. ^^;;
^^;; by chi March 25, 2004
Depicts a nervous / anxious smile in ASCII art. The semicolon serves as a sweat drop (commonly seen in anime). Very frequently seen in Instant Messages or forums.
Woman: "Did you hear there was a big robbery right around the corner?"
Man in Ski Mask: "No... no can't say that I did. ^^;"
^^; by MACHone Inc. August 29, 2005
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