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πŸ€₯ 

This is clearly PAC-MAN & I refuse to think otherwise
Guy 1"Looks like Jose could tell we were lying & he called us out πŸ€₯"
Guy 2"Tf does Pac man have to do with it?"
πŸ€₯ by Byte_Logic August 13, 2017

πŸ€₯ 

This an emojis way of saying boner or your mans is hard as a rock
my man has a πŸ€₯
πŸ€₯ by cowboy2020 April 19, 2021

[comment] πŸ€₯

Emoji version of "/s" but with an added malicious intent. When you want to say something sarcastically but are also using the sentence to make a pointed remark that you don't want to be mistranslated into an actual compliment.
"So much talent all in one tiktok! πŸ€₯"

"Definitely not doing this for cheap views πŸ€₯"

"I'm laughing so hard right now! πŸ€₯"

Format: "comment πŸ€₯"

Covid-πŸ€₯ 

When the coronavirus has had enough of the Liar- or Denier-in-Chief, who was given ample opportunity or warning to stop lying about the pandemic, and to start leading like a president in containing the crisis, prior to his infection.
Covid-19 couldn’t care less whether you are a president, prisoner, or priest; Covid-πŸ€₯ needed to give the president a wake-up call to prevent the country from witnessing a health apocalypse.
Covid-πŸ€₯ by MathPlus October 4, 2020

Covid-πŸ€₯ 

The emoticon for β€œTrumpvirus.” When the corona lies and conspiracies of the Liar-in-Chief to the American public are more dangerous than the virus itself, whose blind faith in him has led to millions of infected cases and tens of thousands of deaths.
Except for diehard Trumpists who would disagree to the nth degree, Covid-πŸ€₯ is deadlier than Covid-19 from any angle.
Covid-πŸ€₯ by Covido December 26, 2020

πŸ€₯πŸŽƒ 

Short for β€œTrumpkin.” The nickname given to the Liar-in-Chief on Halloween, who is orange on the outside and hollow on the inside, which many voters want to throw out on November 3.
A πŸ€₯πŸŽƒ question for students on Halloween is: β€œGiven that πŸ€₯ + πŸŽƒ = 56 and πŸ€₯ Γ— πŸŽƒ = 14, what is 1/πŸ€₯ + 1/πŸŽƒ?” Answer: 4.
πŸ€₯πŸŽƒ by Fasters October 28, 2020
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