Sick Kaomoji

112 faces in this collection - Updated November 2026

Masks, fevers, sneezes, and get-well-soon faces. Copy one to say you're sick without a long explanation, or to cheer up a friend who is.

Sick Kaomoji by type

Cold & flu kaomoji 🤧

  • (´×ω×`)😷

  • 🤧( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (＞﹏＜)🤧

  • 🤧( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (｡ŏ﹏ŏ) ｺﾞﾎｺﾞﾎ

  • (> _ <) ｹﾞﾎｯ

  • (*ﾉωﾉ)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (/ω＼) ｸｼｭﾝ

Fever kaomoji 🤒

  • (っ- ‸ – ς)🤒

  • (｡•́︿•̀｡)🌡️

  • (っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ🤒

  • (-_-)🌡️ 101°F

Dizzy & queasy kaomoji

  • (×﹏×)

  • (；°Д°)🤮

  • 🤮( ´ཫ` )💦

  • (@_@)

Get well soon kaomoji 💊

  • (っ´ω`)っ💊

  • 💊(›´ω`‹ )痩せた…

  • (˘ω˘)🍲 soup

  • (*´﹃｀*)🍯🍋

  • (´ ｡•ω•｡)っ💊薬どうぞ

  • (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ💊 feel better

  • (´・ω・`)🍵 get well

  • ヾ(˙❥˙)ﾉ get well soon

Sick Kaomoji to copy

Showing 96 of 112 faces — use search in the header for the full set

  • (´×ω×`)😷

  • (っ- ‸ – ς)🤒

  • 🤧( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (＞﹏＜)🤧

  • (｡•́︿•̀｡)🌡️

  • (っ´ω`)っ💊

  • 🤧( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (´ ｡•ω•｡)っ💊薬どうぞ

  • ｵｴｪｪ ｹﾞﾎｯ il||li （▼ｍ▼）il||li Θ

  • 💊(›´ω`‹ )痩せた…

  • (っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ🤒

  • (｡ŏ﹏ŏ) ｺﾞﾎｺﾞﾎ

  • (> _ <) ｹﾞﾎｯ

  • (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ💊 feel better

  • (-_-)🌡️ 101°F

  • (×﹏×)

  • (*ﾉωﾉ)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (/ω＼) ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >▽<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (>_<)っ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ⛄( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >ω<)✧ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >∀<)ﾉｸｼｭﾝ

  • ヽ(>_<)ﾉ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (๑>◡<๑) ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >ᴗ<)ﾉ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (੭>ᴗ<)੭ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >ω<｡) ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (ノ>_<)ノ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ヾ(>_<)ゞ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • m(>_<)m ｸｼｭﾝ

  • c(>_<)っ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >ω<)ﾆｬｸｼｭﾝ

  • (U>ω<)ﾜﾝｸｼｭﾝ

  • くま( >㉦<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ✨( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ✨

  • ☆( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ☆

  • 寒い( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >_<)💨ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ｸｼｭﾝ( >_<)💧

  • (* >ω<)=3ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >o<)=3 ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (*>_<)ﾉ ｸｼｭﾝ!

  • (⑅ >ヮ<)⑅ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >д<)📄 ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >д<)⌒☆ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >д<)☆ﾐ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ∵ゞ(＞д＜)ﾊｯｸｼｭﾝ!

  • (*>△<);･:∴ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( *>△<)💦 ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (｡>ω<｡)ﾉ ｸｼｭﾝ♪

  • ू(>̯ ໒꒱⁾⁾ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ｸｼｭﾝｸｼｭﾝ( >ω<)

  • (>皿<)花粉め!!ｸｼｭﾝ

  • 春ﾂﾗｲ( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ﾒｶﾞｸｼｭﾝ( >皿<)ﾉ

  • ｷﾞｶﾞｸｼｭﾝ( >益<)

  • 🌸花粉( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >＜)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ﾃｨｯｼｭ( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ｳﾙﾄﾗｸｼｭﾝ(ﾉ>Д<)ﾉ

  • (*>ｪ<)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >﹏<)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ｸｼｭﾝ( >д<)花粉症ﾂﾗｲ

  • ﾑｽﾞﾑｽﾞ( >◇<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ｽｰﾊﾟｰｸｼｭﾝ( >Д<)ﾉ

  • ( >ω<)｡ﾟ･ｸｼｭﾝ･ﾟ｡

  • ゜･✽( >_<)✽･゜ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >д<)｡･ﾟﾟ･｡ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (´>ω<)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝｯ

  • ﾌﾞｰｽﾄｸｼｭﾝ( >_<)=3

  • 誰かのうわさ?( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ﾃｨｯｼｭ箱空( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ…鼻ｸﾞｽｸﾞｽ

  • ｸｼｭﾝ( >_<)鼻水ﾀﾞﾗﾀﾞﾗ

  • 風邪( >_<)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (๑˃ ⌑ ˂๑)ﾊｯﾊｯﾊｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( >з<)=3 ﾊｰｰｰｸｼｭﾝ!!

  • 花粉症( >д<)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (**´ >ω<)ﾞ;｀;:ﾞ;ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (>_<)ｸｼｭﾝ(T_T)ｽﾞﾙｽﾞﾙ

  • ( >д<)､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ（鼻水）

  • (￣ii￣)ｸﾞｽｯ( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • 我慢...( >д<)ﾔｯﾊﾟﾘｸｼｭﾝ

  • (~_~;)ﾑｽﾞｯ( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • (～_～)ﾑｽﾞﾑｽﾞ( >o<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( ˃̣̣̥ω˂̣̣̥ )､;'.･ ｸｼｭﾝ

  • :ﾞ;｀;:ﾞ;｀;･o(ﾛ≦〃) ｸｼｭﾝ!!

  • (oﾟДﾟ)ﾊｯ(o>Д<)o･∵.ｸｼｭﾝ!!

  • (･艸･｡)ﾊ･･ﾊ・(>艸<｡)ｸｼｭﾝｯ!!

  • ｸｼｭﾝ( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ﾑｽﾞﾑｽﾞ(～_～)...( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ!!

  • ( >д<)ﾊｯ( >д<)ﾊｯ( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ!!

  • ( >д<)ｸｼｭ( >д<)ｸｼｭ( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ

  • ( ﾟД ﾟ)ﾊ…ｯﾊ…ｯﾊｧｧｯ( >д<)ｸｼｭﾝ!!

  • (×_×;)

Popular sick kaomoji and what they mean

Every face is built from characters that each play a part. Here is how the most-used sick faces work.

  • (´×ω×`)😷

    Mask on

    Meaning: I'm sick, staying away.

    How it's built: × eyes look unwell; 😷 is a face mask.

  • 🤧( >_<)ｸｼｭﾝ

    Sneeze

    Meaning: Cold or hay fever.

    How it's built: > < squeezed eyes mid-sneeze; ｸｼｭﾝ (kushun) is 'achoo'.

  • (｡ŏ﹏ŏ) ｺﾞﾎｺﾞﾎ

    Cough

    Meaning: Coughing, sore throat.

    How it's built: ŏ tired eyes, ﹏ a wobbly mouth, ｺﾞﾎｺﾞﾎ (goho goho) the cough.

  • (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ💊 feel better

    Get well soon

    Meaning: Caring message to a sick friend.

    How it's built: づ arms offer a 💊, with a warm ◕‿‿◕ smile.

How these faces work

  1. Pick the symptom: sneezing 🤧, fever 🤒, dizzy (@_@), or a mask 😷.
  2. Tap Copy. Emoji like 🤧 and 😷 copy together with the face.
  3. Send a get-well face like (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ💊 feel better to someone who is ill.

About sick faces

Sick kaomoji are text faces for being ill — masks, fevers, sneezes, coughs, dizziness — plus get-well-soon faces to send to someone else.

Sick faces swap the eyes for crosses or spirals: × eyes as in (×_×) mean knocked out or unwell, and @ eyes as in (@_@) mean dizzy. 😷 is a face mask, 🤒 a thermometer, and 🤧 a tissue for sneezing.

Japanese sound words show up often. ｸｼｭﾝ (kushun) is a sneeze, ｺﾞﾎｺﾞﾎ (goho goho) and ｹﾞﾎｯ (geho) are coughs, and 風邪 (kaze) means a cold. Pairing a face with 🍵 tea, 🍲 soup, or 🍯🍋 honey and lemon turns it into a care message.

Use sick faces to let a team or class know you are out, or as a gentle way to check in on a friend.

To check on a friend, a soft face says more than a long message: (っ´ω`)っ🍵 offers tea, while (｡•́︿•̀｡) shows you are sorry they feel bad. If you are the one who is ill, a mask face like (´-ω-`)😷 is a quick way to tell a group chat you are off work or skipping plans without listing symptoms. Dizzy @ eyes suit a headache or a long day rather than real illness, so they also work as a joke after a hard exam. Keep comic sick faces for colds; for serious illness or hospital news, a gentle hug face is kinder than a funny one.

Illness in kaomoji usually shows through droopy features and small medical props. A mask over the mouth can be drawn with 〠 or a blocky bracket, a thermometer sometimes pokes out as a short line, and half-closed eyes made from ＿ or ‐ signal fatigue. Sweat drops and wavy lines suggest fever. Choosing a lower-energy face keeps the message honest when you are actually unwell rather than joking.

A few faces from nearby categories.

  • (￣□￣;)

  • ( _Ü)_

  • ⊂(・﹏・⊂)

  • (つд⊂)ｴｰﾝ

  • ⋆꙳•̩̩͙❅*̩̩͙‧͙‧͙*̩̩͙❆͙͛˚₊⋆

  • (´□｀)

  • (✖ㅂ✖๑ )

  • ⊂（♡⌂♡）⊃

Frequently asked questions

  • How can I use a sick face to cancel plans politely?

    Send a short apology with the reason, then add a weary face to soften it. The face carries the tone, but the written line should still say clearly that you cannot make it.

  • What is the sick kaomoji?

    Popular ones are (´×ω×`)😷 with a mask, (×_×;) for under the weather, and (@_@) for dizzy.

  • How do I say get well soon with a kaomoji?

    Try (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ💊 feel better or ヾ(˙❥˙)ﾉ get well soon.

  • What does ｸｼｭﾝ mean?

    ｸｼｭﾝ (kushun) is the Japanese sound of a sneeze, like 'achoo'.

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