💩 pawh chhia kher emoji hi category eng a awm?

💩 pawh chhia kher emoji hi category-a awm a, Costume Faces subcategory-ah a hriat a ni.

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Pawh Chhia Kher Emoji

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Chhiar Rawl siamchhuah a ni ang em! He pawh chhia kher emoji hmanga lawmna leh chhia leh tiam lo kha lawmnah hnam luaithlak rawp mai ang u.

Aw, tingtang tak pawh chhia kher hian a xem ku a, chhumei zawng zawng a ni mai mai a, siamchhuah leh nunawmna kawngah ram lian tura dik loh tak a hre chiang khawp mai. He Pawh Chhia Kher emoji hi a danglamna a tleawm, chhia tlat leh hriah zawng zawng awm tak tak a, leilung pangpar pawh a nih a nihhlum a, kha nuam tein lawm lian nan min khawih tur che. Chhungrini pakhat mai lo, ema ema chhiar rawl tlang a lo khawih pawh a awm zawk.

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Means "this is a total disaster" or "what a terrible situation" - usually with comedic self-deprecation. When someone texts 💩, they're basically saying something went wrong and they're finding humor in the epic fail. Can signal anything from "my day is garbage" to "wow, I really screwed that up" with a laugh-at-myself tone.

The 💩 Pile of Poo emoji represents or means a messy, unpleasant situation that is being described in a humorous, exaggerated way.

Chutih rawn 💩 emoji hi click rawh a, clipboard-ah a hriat tur a copy theih ang. A hnuah chuan message, social media, document emaw, emoji support zawng zawng app-ah paste thei ang.

💩 pawh chhia kher emoji hi Emoji E0.6 ah hriat a, iOS, Android, Windows leh macOS hman theih a ni tawh.

💩 pawh chhia kher emoji hi Smileys & Bawmhmang category-a awm a, Costume Faces subcategory-ah a hriat a ni.

💩 has a friendly smile because it was originally designed for Japanese mobile phones, where cute design aesthetic (kawaii) applies to everything. The smiling face makes it less vulgar and more versatile for humor. Some platforms have considered non-smiling versions, but the smile persists.

💩 originated on Japanese phones and represents "unchi" (poop). In Japan, golden poop symbolizes good luck - hence the cheerful expression. It became universally beloved despite (or because of) being bathroom humor. Added to Unicode 6.0 (2010), it remains one of the most popular emojis globally.