What does Horsey mean?

@Rashell29 said in #20:
> You can see for yourself by hovering your mouse over the horsey emoticon.

I don't have a mouse.

Horsey is just something for little kids to make them happy. It has absolutely no meaning, hence kids get excited to post it.

@Lilsnottynose said in #22:
> Horsey is just something for little kids to make them happy. It has absolutely no meaning, hence kids get excited to post it.

Prove it.

@Rashell29
I always interpreted it as ambivalent, neither good or bad.

They say

>The Tao that can be explained is not the Tao.

Likewise

>The horsey that can be explained is not the horsey

@MrPushwood said in #6:
> It can also mean: I'm not particularly looking forward to dinner this evening.

I'm always using it as "We're having horse meat for dinner tonight".

@Lilsnottynose said in #22:
> Horsey is just something for little kids to make them happy.

Interesting statement of yours.
But there should also be many adults who still have a childlike mind.

@m79a3401597 2-0

In my opinion ... Horsey is a ludicrous chess figure, a jester for lichess.
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/jester

Synonym from Horseplay
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/horsing%20around
Horsey is like Monkey.
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/monkey
Horsey on one's back.
Synonym from dupe ...
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fool

Some like to horsey around with posts to joke about the subject.
Only a horsey would say something like that.
It a response to stuff a post with glee, when the other icons don't fit.
A he, ha, he, ha response, which is the sound of a donkey or horsey.

Is it a mascot?

I guess it's an expression of shock. The kind of shock you get when a knight fork your King and Queen.