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1) the frowning emoticon
2) a verbal expression of disappointment
1) :(

2) You're not coming to the movies with us? Sadface!
sadface by CRWordsmith December 15, 2008
Urban Dictionary Merch
An adjective used to express sadness, annoyance, dissapiontment or mild anger. Sadface as well as Angryface, Happyface etc. can be/is used to replace an emoticon
*sadface replaces >:(*
Any emotion followed by -face can be used to decribe how you're feeling.


*I accidentally killed my pet fish. sadface.

*What!? I got an F on my english test! sadface!

*Sooo, my girlfriend is definitely fucking my bestfriend. sadface.

Sadface by Faybaybay December 9, 2008
the word used to illustrate unhappiness in MSN convos when no one can be bothered using the emoticon. Also can be said in real life to exaggerate or bring extra attention to a person's unhappiness. If used in real life, use is generally always sarcastic.
MSN
Totallypwnagefriend: Hey wat was with ur sadface today?

or
Real Life
Well in maths today I pretty much got told to fuck off by the teacher and I was like 'awww, sadface. I don't care'
sadface by xoSsssJsquared June 24, 2009

Sadface Ethan 

Sadface Ethan Is an amazing Christian artist who makes amazing music about his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. (He is also the CHH boxing world champion)
Hey that’s Sadface Ethan and he just knocked out King Law!
Sadface Ethan by I’m.not.gay August 7, 2022

Resting sad face 

The appearance of sadness or sorrow in ones face while at rest, despite not feeling unhappy.

For example: Keanu Reeves, park bench.
"What's wrong? Smile!"
"Nothing is wrong, this is my face"
"Oh really? You have resting sad face"
Resting sad face by Batattack October 29, 2014

Sadfacing 

The act of making a sad face.
My dog ran away yesterday. I was sadfacing all night.
Sadfacing by Jorow99 September 30, 2010

sad face 

Something bad went your way
Billy said, "sad face" as he lost the game.
sad face by zack July 10, 2004
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murderhobo 

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The term is most common with Dungeons and Dragons, but it can be applied to most RPGs where the player is allowed to kill most quest-giving NPCs and NPC traders. E.g. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Divinity original sin.
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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