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When you’re being petty and/ or some tea was spilt.
*Group Chat*

Sarah: β€œ...you talk too much, that’s why no one likes you!”

Becky: OMGSH WOW

Ashley: πŸ˜—πŸ˜—
πŸ˜— by Leana defines October 15, 2018
Th first kiss or a wanting of a kiss
Guy: she sent me a πŸ˜— emoji
Guy2: pucker up!
πŸ˜— by saylildevynlilsis June 21, 2017

beat me like a clock πŸ˜—βœŒοΈ 

To say "beat me like a clock" with a peace sign, usually said in ones sleep.
Lillie was asleep and said beat me like a clock πŸ˜—βœŒοΈ with a peace sign. So relateable!

πŸ˜—πŸ‘πŸ’§ 

I want to eat your pussy till you cum
Here's what I'm going to do to you tonight πŸ˜—πŸ‘πŸ’§

πŸ˜—πŸ‘

Person 1: Hey Wanna πŸ˜—πŸ‘
Person 2: Sure 😏

πŸ˜—πŸŽΆ 

Can be used to express whistling in a text~
Example: β€œHey what were you saying last night about me?”

Me: β€œI don’t know what you’re talking about…

πŸ˜—πŸŽΆβ€
πŸ˜—πŸŽΆ by AyumiKishi March 15, 2022
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