Naughtiest emoji combinations revealed – have YOU accidentally sent one?

IF YOU thought the aubergine or peach emoji was a bit naughty, think again.

Randy phone users are getting creative with emoji by forming cheeky combinations.

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So be on the look out if you receive any that look like these.

And equally, make sure you don’t accidentally give the wrong idea.

Admit one?

If someone sends you an emoji of a cinema ticket, a dancer and eyes, it doesn’t mean they want to take you out.

It actually means they want a striptease.

Peach and devil are never a good sign…

The peach and devil are already a bit naughty in their own right.

But if you see them paired with the hand emoji, the person is trying to say they want to spank you.

A magical pair

The baguette is supposed to depict a man’s bits, while the honeypot is a cheeky reference to a woman’s privates.

Paired together, it’s pretty obvious what the person is trying to tell you.

Naughty hands

The finger pointing coupled with the OK hand gesture has its own cheeky meaning too.

Turns out it’s a way to say penetrative sex.

I’ve got the power

People can also use emoji to say what position of power they prefer in the bedroom.

In this case, it’s the woman on top.

Intentions made quite clear

Similarly, this naughty trio sets the tone quite easily.

The cross-armed person, alongside bottoms and the soon arrow emoji, mean it’s a no clothes zone.

So next time someone sends you a strange combination of emoji, think again about what they might really be trying to tell you.

Make sure you’re aware of single naughty emoji too while you’re at it.

Naughty emoji

In other news, Apple has revealed a bunch of new emoji for iPhone, including a pregnant man and two saucy symbols.

Experts have warned that future space launches could be jeopardised if “stupid” regimes like Russia don’t stop blasting the skies creating debris.

And the most popular phone since the millennium has been unveiled, with many shocked to find out it’s not an iPhone.

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