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Colon Three 

:3 is a cat face. Used as a sort of cutesy or shy smile, playful or bashful. In real life it would be expressed with a slight, coquettish pursing of the lips.
"Did you get the new picture I sent you? :3" (colon three)
Colon Three by DaystarEld February 7, 2012
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Colon Three 

Word version of the smiley :3
its pretty much a hamster face,sort of a butt mouth.
You use the when your happy,blissful,peaceful,etc.
Look at my new shoes! :3 Colon three!
Colon Three by maddiechan December 25, 2006

Colon three 

The smug moustache of smug success.
Colon three by Maffz May 10, 2012

Colon Three 

:3 represents two arms covering the mouth, as in, "I'm playfully hiding from what I said.." It is both confidence and submission to the audience.

"we should hang out tomorrow :3" implies that the comment was playful and not completely serious.
hot pic :3 (colon three)
Colon Three by kujua June 22, 2011

colon three 

colon three by laify :3 January 24, 2024

The Colon Three Cult 

A cult of weirdos who play geometry dash and spam colon three in a text channel. And we play a lot of geometry dash, believe me.
Owned by Prismapeia.
"Can you send it in The Colon Three Cult?"
The Colon Three Cult by TheCub1cal February 26, 2025

Three Colon 

Word version of a mustache face. 3:
Used when representing someone who has a mustache.
Dude, this guy had an awesome mustache! 3: Three Colon
Three Colon by MegaDude101 October 26, 2011
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