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Icon, index, and symbol are the trichotomy parts of sign proposed by Peirce. The relationship between sign and object in them generates more and different interpretants. These parts focus primarily on non-verbal communication. Part of that nonverbal genre is caricaturing. Caricatures draw the attention of readers because caricaturists concretize the intended meaning in an overstatement style of drawing. This paper seeks to investigate how Peirce's terms of the sign; icon, index, and symbol are integrated into each caricature to complement the intended meaning of the caricaturists. Stylistically, it asks what are the foregrounding and de-familiarization features of these caricatures? It concludes that caricatures are mere connection between signs and objects results in formulating specific perception about the highlighted phenomena. Moreover, in caricatures there are some idiosyncratic aspects that make them de-familiarized and foregrounded. The researcher collected samples of caricatures from different newspapers to support his arguments.

Decoding Sense in Caricatures: A Study in Semio-stylistics