T.T 

Also see ;.;

An anime-like face for crying. It's used often in chat rooms and in MMORPG's

Person: All your base are belong to us.
You: T.T

T.T by Sashiro September 27, 2004

T.T 

A crying emoticon mimicking the exaggerated crying typically found in animes. Usually found in this form in instant messaging clients and online games. In the real world, however, most humans cannot produce this fierce a stream of tears, so if this occurs, please contact a doctor immediately.

A: Oh noes! You got pwn3d by a n00b!
B: T.T
n00b: roflmaool!

T.T by Ben L. February 24, 2007

T.T 

An emoticon that represents an asian person crying. The top of the T's are eye slits and the stem of the T are tears streaming out. The period is of course the nose.

This is commonly used in online games (such as Warcraft) by a player when something goes very badly or unlucky for that player.

<Player B gets lucky and kills all of Players A's units while Player A does not noticed>
Player A: T.T
Player B: Yeah, I can't believe you didn't see me.

T.T by dWP August 17, 2004

t.t 

A symbol commonly used in some internet games to digitally flick off someone with both hands.

Killer666: dOOd I could kill you with no armor hahahaha f***in noobs
Bacon: t.t tele-hoe

t.t by 13acon October 8, 2009

T.T 

T.T is an emotion for just listening to a sarcastic remark.
or it could also be used after watching somone being a compleate moron.

1)phil: are the fish in that lake?
bob: noooooo, the fish are in the trees...
luke skywalker: T.T

2)bob: look gulible isn't in the dictionary
phil: let me see...
luke skywalker: T.T

T.T by mitch j December 12, 2008

T.T 

Expression of sadness or ownedness. Also used to make someone feel bad. Often placed after 'Pwned' or 'Owned'

Person A was killed by Person B
Person B: Owned
Person B: T.T

T.T by pez June 26, 2003

T.T 

Used to represent an asian person crying. An expression of sadness, usually directed towards another person in an online game.

n00b: "I can't stop your gosu skills!"
Me: T.T

T.T by MaoZedong December 13, 2003