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Used to convey general happiness or good humor, but sometimes sarcasm.

Expresses laughter and joy; was the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2015.

Used to show deep thought or to question the intelligence of a statement.

Used to indicate a joke, flirtation, hidden meaning, or general positivity.

Expresses love and support, often for military veterans or as a symbol of femininity.

Used to express humor or dismay; can also represent actual feces.

Most commonly used to represent love, affection, and strong emotions.

Used to convey a sense of sophistication, curiosity, or skepticism.

Represents a high-five, prayer, or a request for forgiveness; often used to say 'please' or 'thank you'.

Indicates intense emotions, from overwhelming joy to deep sorrow.

Used to represent that something is cool, awesome, exciting, or 'on fire'.

Represents a swift ascent, such as a career taking off or a rapid development.

Used to convey celebration, congratulations, or festive events.

Aside from the fruit, used as a euphemism for buttocks or to signal sexual innuendo.

Represents applause, praise, or excitement; used to express approval or support.

Used to represent a sneeze or generally to express disgust, fatigue, or illness.

While it represents the vegetable, it’s also commonly used as a phallic symbol.

Used to express a love for food or that something tastes good.

Conveys a sense of boredom, disinterest, or annoyance.

Represents love, usually less intense than the red heart, sometimes used for friendships and family.

Represents physical strength, fitness, or a metaphor for coming out on top.

Can represent the actual flower, happiness, warmth, or the summer season.

Represents someone pondering or feeling regretful and deep in thought.

Usually represents sickness, health care, or a general sense of being unwell.