upside down smiley face
upside down smiley face by G EITAK January 13, 2016
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upside down smiley face
Every crazy girls favorite emoji. You use this emoji when you tell your bf everything is fine...but it's really not and he should be really worried about how he will be punished later
Oh so that's just an old HS friend that you just inboxed you on FB. That's cool she's probably really nice ( insert upside down smiley face) 🙃🙃🙃🙃
upside down smiley face by C.willis February 1, 2016
upside down smiley face
Homie 1: yo dawg can you do me a favor
2: what's that
3:cover my shift tommorow night
4: why?
5: my girl is going to a party but idk if she loyal so I wanna go to
6: 🙃 (upside down smiley face)
2: what's that
3:cover my shift tommorow night
4: why?
5: my girl is going to a party but idk if she loyal so I wanna go to
6: 🙃 (upside down smiley face)
upside down smiley face by Goku177 March 30, 2016
upside down smiley face
Upside down smiley face is when a girl upside down doing oral and gets a ticklish feeling on her nose from a mans gentelia, thensmiles which brings that forward.
upside down smiley face by Helpmecreatethenewlingo January 18, 2016
🙃 Upsidedown smiliey face 🙃
The act of being so "wild" and "crazy fun" with abnormally awesome, socially unacceptable behaviors.
Nikki is so 🙃 Upsidedown smiliey face 🙃, she is hanging from the chandelier to do body shots off of Laura.
🙃 Upsidedown smiliey face 🙃 by 22chainz April 27, 2021
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