Search festival Emoji Results (188)

🥮 moon cake

🥮 is usually used in conversations related to the Mid-Autumn Festival and Chinese culture. Every year around the Mid-Autumn Festival, the use of this emoji increases significantly. It can also represent other types of Chinese-style pastries or desserts.

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🎎 Japanese dolls

It is often seen on the Hinamatsuri (March 3 is a festival for girls to pray for happiness and health). It generally means Japanese dolls, and can also mean Doll's Day, Girl’s Day, Hinamatsuri, Japan and happiness.

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🎑 moon viewing ceremony

Transporting users back to Japan's Heian period (794-1185), the 🎑 emoji represents the beloved Tsukimi festival, a mid-autumn celebration centered around moon appreciation. This mid-autumn celebration, which centers around moon appreciation, has its origins in the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival.

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🎋 tanabata tree

Remarks 🤓 : Every year on July 7th is the Tanabata in Japan 🇯🇵 , praying for good craftsmanship and good love in this festival. People write their wishes on paper and hang them on bamboo. In addition, 🇨🇳 China also has the Double Seventh Festival.

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🏮 red paper lantern

In a broader sense, the red paper lantern is closely associated with celebration and festivity. It's emblematic of significant Chinese festivals and holidays, such as the Chinese New Year, the Lantern Festival, and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

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💃🏼 woman dancing: medium-light skin tone

You'll see it popping up in Instagram captions about fun nights out🌙, Twitter posts about music festivals🎵, or TikTok comments on dance challenge videos. On platforms like Tinder, it's often used to signal that the user is ready for a good time.

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🫔 tamale

The tamale emoji🫔 is a picture of a delicious Mexican dish that consists of a corn-based dough filled with various ingredients and wrapped in a corn husk🌽. The emoji shows a brownish-yellow cylinder with a small opening at one end that reveals the filling inside. Tamales have a rich history that dates back to ancient Mesoamerican civilizations like the Aztecs and Mayans. These cultures used tamales as portable food for warriors during battles⚔ and as ritual offerings to their deities. Made from masa (a dough made from hominy) and filled with various ingredients ranging from meats to vegetables and even fruits, tamales are then wrapped in corn husks and steamed to perfection. 🫔 is used to represent the tamale itself, especially in conversations about Latin American cuisine or when someone's craving a delicious tamale. But it's not just limited to food talk. Given the tamale's cultural significance, this emoji can also symbolize Latin American heritage and traditions. You can use it to express your love for Mexican cuisine🌮🌯, culture, or people.

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🕺 man dancing

You'll see it popping up in Instagram captions about fun nights out🌙, Twitter posts about music festivals🎵, or TikTok comments on dance challenge videos. On platforms like Tinder, it's often used to signal that the user is ready for a good time.

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🧨 firecracker

🧨 is generally used in celebrations, festivals and other scenes to express congratulations and blessings. It is also a thousand-year-old custom for New Year's Eve to set off firecrackers on a traditional Chinese festival.

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🏇🏻 horse racing: light skin tone

Meet "🏇🏻", commonly known as the ‘Horse Racing’ or 'Horse Race' emoji. This dynamic symbol shows a jockey, dressed in traditional racing attire, wearing a helmet and a pair of boots, perched atop a galloping horse. The jockey leans forward, ready to push for that final sprint, while the horse, with its mane flying in the wind, races towards the finish line. The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility. The Horse Racing emoji is commonly used to refer to horse racing, equestrian, races, or fast speed, or symbolize competition and the thrill of the race. In everyday conversation and on social media, the "🏇🏻" emoji adds a dash of adrenaline and a sense of competition. Perhaps you're celebrating a win, or you're in the middle of a project and you're racing against the clock. And beyond the literal reference to horse racing, it can represent overcoming obstacles and the pursuit of a goal with single-minded determination. It's about the thrill of the chase and the will to win. The emoji "🏇🏻" only has a gender-neutral version for now, with no gender variants.

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🎇 sparkler

This is a shining fairy stick or firework stick. 🎇 is mainly used to indicate celebration (new year, international day, 4th of July, etc.) , happy moments and parties, or just used as decoration in your texts. 🎇 is similar to 🎆, but one can be held in hand, and the other one can’t. Related emojis: 🍻🥂🔥💥

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🪷 lotus

Let's dive into the world of the Lotus emoji 🪷, also known as the "Water Lily" emoji. Imagine a pink lotus flower in full bloom, its petals spread wide open revealing a vibrant yellow center. That's the Lotus emoji for you! It's typically depicted as a pink flower with numerous petals radiating out from the center, giving it the distinctive shape of a lotus. In the design of some platforms, there is a leaf under the lotus. The 🪷 emoji generally means lotus, water-lily, or any flower that belongs to Nymphaeaceae. Since the lotus flower is usually planted in ponds and it often blooms in summer☀, this emoji can be also used in topics related to summer, pond/lake, or flower tours. In Buddhist symbolism☸, the lotus has been a symbol of holiness and elegance since ancient times, so it can also represent elegance, beauty and purity. On social media, the Lotus emoji has taken on a life of its own. It's often used in posts about meditation, yoga🧘, and personal growth, reflecting the flower's association with spiritual awakening. It's also a popular choice in posts about nature and beauty. In addition, in some circles, this 🪷 may be also used to represent a 'glow up' or personal transformation, just like the lotus flower rises from the mud to bloom in the sun☀. Funny facts💡: In China, people often use this emoji to indicate "Buddha-like🙏", which means "No competition, no fight, no winning or losing." It is a popular attitude to life among Chinese contemporary youth. The Lotus emoji 🪷 is more than just a pretty symbol, it's a representation of beauty, growth, and resilience. Whether you're using it to add a touch of tranquility to your messages or to celebrate your own personal 'glow up,' it's a great way to express yourself in a fun and meaningful way!

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🪮 hair pick

Meet the "🪮" emoji, commonly known as the "Hair Pick" emoji or "Comb" emoji, is often associated with afro-textured hair, grooming, and style. The 🪮 emoji showcases a hair pick, usually in a dark brown or black color. The pick has a handle and a row of teeth, designed for untangling, styling, or shaping hair. The appearance can differ depending on the platform you're using, but the essence remains the same: it's all about hair care. The hair pick emoji generally indicates this grooming tool itself, and can also capture the essence of grooming, style, and hair care. Whether you're talking about maintaining afro-textured hair, creating volume, or just daily grooming, the "🪮" emoji is your digital grooming buddy🪞. On social media platforms, the concept of a hair pick can be used in a variety of creative ways. It might appear in a post about someone's natural hair journey🧴, symbolizing the tools and techniques used to maintain their locks. Or, it could be featured in a tweet about a cultural event, indicating its significance in Afro-centric communities.

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🎏 carp streamer

This is a carp streamer with red and blue carp streamers on a pole, three carps on EmojiDex and WhatsApp platforms, and two on the others. It is often seen on Japanese Children’s Day 👦 (May 5th Boys’ Day is a holiday that prays for boys to become successful and healthy). It generally means 🇯🇵 Japanese carp streamer, and can also mean Japanese Children's Day, Boy's Day, Japan, and Hope. Remarks 🤓 : In the cultures of some Asian countries, carp has divine nature and luck, so Japan uses the carp flag to express its best wishes to boys. In China, we also think that carp brings good luck. The ancient Chinese legend of "carp over the goal can be transformed into a dragon" means: carp jumping on the dragon gate will become a dragon. It symbolizes being successful, good things, and striving. So now many people will make a wish in front of the carp pond or raise carp at home.

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🎸 guitar

For instance, in Japan, it might be associated with traditional shamisen playing, or in Brazil, it could hint at a festive samba party. Some people even use it as a substitute for bass.

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🉠 ROUNDED SYMBOL FOR FU

Representing good fortune, blessings and luck. Used in doorways (particularly during New Year) since Ming Dynasty.

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🇹🇹 flag: Trinidad & Tobago

This is the flag of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, with red as the background color. A black wide band diagonally from the upper left corner to the lower right corner divides the red flag surface into two equal right triangles. There are two thin white edges on both sides of the black band. On some platforms, the system displays TT. Its capital is Port of Spain. 🇹🇹 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Trinidad & Tobago. The Emoji 🇹🇹 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇹 and 🇹. The country/region's 2-letter code for Trinidad & Tobago is TT, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are T and T. 🇹🇹 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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🫅 person with crown

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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🫧 bubbles

A few floating bubbles. It is a new emoji that belongs to Emoji 14.0, which is released in September 2021. 🫧 generally means bubbles. These transparent bubbles can reflect light and create a dreamy, fairytale-liked and romantic atmosphere💑❤. It can be also used to represent bubble bath🛀, bubble machines or children's simplicity👶. Besides, since bubbles are usually made of soap, laundry detergent or dishwashing detergent, 🫧 can also indicate cleaning or washing. It can also be used together with other emojis to express various meanings (examples are given below). Related emojis: 🧼🧽🧹🧺

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🩴 thong sandal

The 🩴 emoji showcases a flip flop, also known as zōri, or thongs, is a type of sandal that has a strap or thong that passes between the first and second toes and is secured to the sole of the foot. They are usually worn at the beach or other warm, sunny places. The color matchings of the thong sandals emoji are different on different platforms. For example, Apple and Google have blue straps with green rubber soles, while platforms such as Microsoft and Samsung have blue soles with yellow thongs. Literally, this flip flop emoji indicates this specific sandal, but can also capture the essence of casual wear and summer fun☀. Whether you're talking about a beach day, a pool party, or just kicking back at home, the "🩴" emoji is your digital ticket to relaxation. However, the emoji also carries cultural references. It has roots in surf🏄 and skate culture from the 1970s and onward. While it signifies a relaxed and casual style, it's sometimes viewed as less fashionable compared to more elaborate sandal designs. Additionally, the thong sandal design harks back to ancient Roman and Greek sandals, adding a touch of historical context to this contemporary symbol🏛.

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🪿 goose

Introducing our waddling feathered friend, the "Goose" emoji 🪿! This cute emoji is a delightful depiction of a full-bodied goose, standing proud and tall. Its little eyes sparkle with mischief👀, and its plumage is typically white, contrasted with an orange bill and feet, giving it a classic and endearing look. The Goose emoji is typically used to represent geese, of course, but it goes beyond just the literal. It's a symbol of nature, wildlife, the countryside, and the great outdoors. It can also suggest a sense of silliness or goofiness, given the goose's often-comical appearances in popular culture. In the social media realm, the Goose emoji really struts its stuff. Goose emoji 🪿 can represent the real-life bird, but it also pops up in conversation around popular phrases like "silly goose" or "wild goose chase". Discussions of skin reactions such as goosebumps or goose pimples can also call upon this emoji. Fairy tale enthusiasts might pair it with egg🥚 and money bag💰 emojis, hinting at the "Golden Goose" tale, and fans of the Canadian Goose brand might couple it with the Canadian flag emoji🇨🇦. So next time you're crafting a text or a social media post, don't forget about our web-footed buddy, the Goose emoji!

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🇲🇲 flag: Myanmar (Burma)

This is the flag of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. The flag surface is composed of three large horizontal rectangles which are yellow, green, and red from top to bottom. They represent unity, peace and bravery. There is a large rectangle in the middle. The white five-pointed star ⭐️ represents the longevity of the Federation. It is displayed as MM on some platforms. It generally represents the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, commonly known as Myanmar, and is a Southeast Asian country whose capital is Naypyidaw. 🇲🇲 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Myanmar (Burma). The Emoji 🇲🇲 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇲 and 🇲. The country/region's 2-letter code for Myanmar (Burma) is MM, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are M and M. 🇲🇲 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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🧑‍🎄 mx claus

You can even use it just for fun or to add a festive twist to your chats! HoHoHo~

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📯 postal horn

Say hi to the "Postal Horn" emoji 📯, a nod to the rich history of communication and the evolution of the postal service✉. The 📯 emoji features a round brass horn with two red tassels on it. Some versions might show intricate details and a more realistic look, while others present a more stylized, abstract representation. The color typically ranges from golden to brass, reflecting the horn's classic appearance. Basically, the 📯 emoji represents the instrument, or used to symbolize announcements and news. It's sometimes also employed in contexts related to music, particularly classical and historical music, where brass horns were commonly used. On social media, The postal horn emoji mainly represents communication and mail, reflecting its historical use by postal services to announce mail delivery. It symbolizes mail, postal services🏤, or general communication. Additionally, it signifies announcements or fanfare, often indicating important updates, exciting events, or a celebratory atmosphere🎉. During the holiday season, especially in Europe, this emoji is frequently associated with Christmas🎄 or winter celebrations❄, tying back to traditional postal customs. On some occasions, it may also represent victory✌, achievement, or a call to action. 💡Picture this: 16th century Europe, a dusty road, and a bumpy coach rocking its way through the countryside. Inside, a driver with lungs of leather bellows out tunes on a shiny, curvy horn. That's the postal horn's grand entrance! It wasn't just making noise, though. It was a megaphone for the road, clearing the way for the royal mail and announcing, "Move over, slowpokes, important letters coming through!"

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📑 bookmark tabs

The emoji 📑, known as the "Bookmark Tabs," vividly showcases a stack of white, printed papers with colorful tabs at the sides. The tabs of this emoji on different platforms are typically in different colors, such as blue, green, red, and yellow. The top paper in the stack has a folded corner, which may represent a page that has been turned down for later reference. Generally, this emoji is used to represent documents, office work, or studies🧑‍🎓. It signifies paperwork, reading material, or reference documents. In many contexts, it is used to denote organization, such as sorting documents or marking important pages for easy reference. It can also symbolize research🔍, indicating that someone is gathering information or studying a particular subject. On social media platforms, the 📑 emoji is often employed to highlight key points, summaries, or important parts of a longer post or article. It can act as a visual cue to draw attention to specific information or to denote a list, summary, or conclusion. Additionally, users sometimes use it when sharing links to articles, reports, or academic papers, implying that the content is informative and worth "bookmarking🔖" or noting. In a more casual context, it might be used in posts or captions related to personal studies, office work, or organization tips. 💡The text presented on Apple's 📑 emoji originates from the lines of their iconic 1997 "Think Different" advertisement: "Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward…" These line was voiced by Steve Jobs himself.

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🈷 Japanese “monthly amount” button (base style)

Say hi to the "Japanese 'Monthly Amount' Button" emoji 🈷, or be called the "Moon" emoji or "Monthly" emoji, is commonly recognized in Japan as an indicator for a monthly amount or fee💴. The 🈷 emoji is designed as an orange🟧 or green🟩 square button with the Japanese Kanji character "月" (Getsu) inside it, which stands for “moon” or "month" in Japanese. It is often used on social media to indicate a membership, or payment plan that is charged on a monthly basis. Some people may use this emoji to share their personal or professional goals, achievements, or challenges that they set or accomplish on a monthly basis. Whether you're talking about a subscription service, a monthly rent, or a gym membership, the 🈷 emoji is a quick and easy way to convey the concept of 'monthly amount' or 'recurring fee'.

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🌕️ full moon (emoji style)

In addition to representing the moon, night, and outer space, it is also related to the Chinese traditional festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival 🎑 . It represents moon watching and reunion 👪.

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🪭 folding hand fan

This is a folding hand fan, shaped like a sector of a circle, and there is a thin material mounted on slats that revolve around a pivot so that it can be closed when not in use. Some platforms have patterns painted on the hand fan surface. It is a new emoji that belongs to Emoji 15.0 released in September 2022. 🪭 generally means hand fan, or anything that has the similar shape. Since a hand fan has both cooling and decorative purpose, this emoji can also be used to indicate the weather is too hot, or used in topics that related to hand fans, such as fan dance. The hand fans are mostly used in ancient times, they can represent retro too. Related emojis: 🌬☀🍃🏛🪈

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🎟️ admission tickets (emoji style)

This is an admission ticket, also known as a ticket. The color of the ticket varies from platform to platform. Most platforms have the word "ADMIT ONE" (only one person) printed on the ticket, while LG has "TICKET" printed on the ticket. This emoji can represent tickets, events and concerts🤘.

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🧧 red envelope

It later evolved into a festive or rewarding gift.

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🎆 fireworks

The dazzling fireworks blooming in the night sky are Chinese inventions. Generally, it means that the New Year is coming, or celebrating a major holiday, and it can also mean blessing and excitement.

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⛺️ tent (emoji style)

This is an orange tent, with a small slit in the front as the entrance. On different platforms, there will be a quadrilateral tent or a background of grass and sky, which is similar to the emoji🏕 camping. It symbolizes activities such as camping, barbecuing, and vacation ⛱️. It also means a shelter that gives people a sense of security, or the feeling of being sad and wanting to hide. Related emojis: 👒🏊🧺🌲🦋.

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🌒 waxing crescent moon

This emoji depicts a crescent moon, which appears on the third and fourth day of each lunar month. The moon turned into a black disk with potholes on its surface, only a small portion of which was 🌞 illuminated by the sun. Most of the left is black, which is the part that is not illuminated 🔦 . In terms of usage, this emoji is versatile. Firstly, it's commonly used to represent the night, lunar observations, or to express a fascination with space🌌 and astronomy. It's also a favorite among those discussing the beginning of new projects or phases in life, symbolizing the 'start of something new'. Additionally, this emoji finds its way into conversations about calm and serene night-time activities, such as stargazing or quiet contemplation. It's not uncommon to see it used in poetic or romantic contexts, often to enhance descriptions of a peaceful evening or to convey a sense of mystery and quiet elegance. The complete emojis of the same series includes 🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒🌓🌔. They are often placed in a row to represent the moon's rotation process.

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🌕︎ full moon (text style)

In addition to representing the moon, night, and outer space, it is also related to the Chinese traditional festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival 🎑 . It represents moon watching and reunion 👪.

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🌵 cactus

Let's venture into the desert with the "Cactus" emoji, also known as "🌵"! The Cactus emoji is depicted as a light-green saguaro cactus with two side arms covered in spines. It's a symbol of resilience and survival, a nod to the plant's ability to thrive in the harshest of environments. While the design of the emoji remains fairly consistent across platforms, the shade of green and the number of spines may vary. So, what's the meaning behind this desert dweller🌵? The Cactus emoji is often used to represent a cactus, desert climate, or nature in general. It can also symbolize resilience, endurance, and protection due to the cactus's ability to thrive in harsh conditions. Let's not forget the cactus's prickly spines! They're nature's built-in defense mechanism, so it makes sense that 🌵 emoji also stands for protection or having your guard up. And for those with a green thumb for desert plants, the cactus emoji is a favorite when showcasing their collection of cacti and succulents or their desert-inspired decor🪴. In addition, if you're talking about areas like the American Southwest🤠 or parts of Mexico, where cacti are a common sight, the cactus emoji is your go-to sign.

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🎈 balloon

🎈 generally means balloon, usually expresses emotions such as happiness or excitement, and it is can also used in topics like celebration, birthday party, theme park, event and festival. Related emojis: 🌬🎊🎉🎁

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🎁 wrapped gift

. 🎁 usually means Christmas or other festivals, and can also mean gifts, blessings, surprises, and gifts. Related emojis: 🎀🧸🛍🔮💎

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🀅 Mahjong Tile Green Dragon

🀅 This is a mahjong tile character. The background is white or light grey, with black and white or colorful patterns on it, indicating that this is Mahjong Tile Green Dragon. Note that 🀅 is currently not an official Emoji, just a usable Unicode character.

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🕯︎ candle (text style)

It represents a way of lighting or light source, but it is more used in birthdays, festivals, religions, prayers, memorials, and other scenes. It can be used with 🙏(hands folded) to express prayer and commemoration.

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🛶 canoe

The emoji 🛶 is a canoe, a elongated, narrow boat with pointed ends that is propelled by one or more people using paddles. Its streamlined shape is designed for efficient movement through water, and it often comes in a shade of brown or tan, mimicking the traditional wooden canoes. Canoes have been used for thousands of years by various cultures around the world, especially by indigenous peoples of North America, South America, and Oceania. Canoes are typically made of wood🪵, bark, or skin, but modern canoes can also be made of plastic, fiberglass, or metal. This emoji usually represents the act of canoeing or kayaking, often used in the context of outdoor activities and water sports🌊.In addition, it might symbolize "going with the flow" or navigating through life's challenges, much like paddling through unpredictable waters. Additionally, in some contexts, it can be used to represent a journey or an adventure, whether literal or metaphorical. Some users use 🛶 as a metaphor for themselves, indicating that they are as alone and unsupported as a floating canoe.

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🎷 saxophone

The 🎷 emoji, known as the saxophone emoji, portrays the iconic brass woodwind instrument, the saxophone. It depicts a golden saxophone with a glossy finish, showcasing its curved body, intricate key mechanisms and black mouthpiece. The color typically ranges from golden to brass-like tones, accurately reflecting the saxophone's metallic nature. Literally, it represents playing the saxophone, perfect for discussions about music🎵, practicing the instrument🎹, or attending concerts🎻. It's closely tied to specific musical genres, primarily jazz, where its distinctive sound is a staple. The saxophone also has strong associations with blues and funk music, showcasing its versatility across different musical styles. In terms of mood and feeling, the saxophone emoji conveys a cool and laid-back atmosphere, mirroring the smooth, mellow tones of the instrument. It's also a symbol of expressiveness and soulfulness, capturing a wide range of emotions from joy to sadness. Additionally, the emoji represents creativity and individuality, particularly in the context of jazz, which emphasizes improvisation and personal expression. Whether used to express a love for music, a relaxed vibe, or a passion for creativity, the saxophone emoji offers a dynamic way to enhance digital communication. Moreover, the saxophone emoji 🎷 is sometimes used in a more metaphorical sense. It can symbolize smoothness and coolness, characteristics often attributed to saxophone music and players. This aspect is especially prevalent in pop culture references, where the saxophone is seen as an emblem of a suave, charismatic persona✨.

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🌕 full moon (base style)

The emoji 🌕 showcases a full moon, shining with a soft, radiant glow. Its appearance is round and perfectly circular, predominantly colored in a pale, yellowish hue. Historically, the moon has been a symbol of various aspects of human culture, from mythology and spirituality to the arts and science. It has played a pivotal role in shaping calendars📅 and marking time, and its phases have been linked to numerous myths and legends across different cultures. Commonly, 🌕 is used to represent the night time, evoke feelings of calmness or mystery, or to simply indicate that it's a clear night. Interestingly, it also finds its place in conversations about space☄️, astronomy, and natural beauty. For instance, someone might use this emoji when talking about a clear night sky, a camping trip under the stars, or their fascination with astronomy. Additionally, the full moon emoji can be employed in more metaphorical or poetic contexts. It's not unusual to see it in messages or posts about feeling 'complete'. It can denote perfection. The complete emojis of the same series includes 🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒 🌓🌔. They are often placed in a row to represent the moon's rotation process.

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🕯 candle (base style)

It represents a way of lighting or light source, but it is more used in birthdays, festivals, religions, prayers, memorials, and other scenes. It can be used with 🙏(hands folded) to express prayer and commemoration.

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🎪 circus tent

The emoji🎪 depicts a picture of a circus tent, which is a large, colorful, and usually striped fabric structure that is used to host circus shows. A circus tent typically has one or more poles in the center to support the roof, and several entrances for the audience and performers. The circus is a form of entertainment that features acrobats, clowns🤡, animals, and other acts. The modern circus began in the 18th century with performances that included horse riding tricks. Over time, the circus evolved, incorporating a variety of acts like acrobats, clowns, and exotic animals. 🎪 represents the circus and everything associated with it, for example, heading to a circus show or reminiscing about the childhood memories of cotton candy and clown performances. It can also be used to express excitement, fun, amusement, or curiosity about the circus or similar events. Additionally, it's used to convey a sense of chaos or a busy environment, akin to the phrase "it's a circus in here!"

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⛺ tent (base style)

The emoji ⛺ is a picture of a tent. It has a triangular shape, usually with a brown or green color, and sometimes with a flap at the front. The tent emoji may also have some details to indicate the time of day or the weather, such as stars⭐️, a moon🌙, or sky. Tents have been used for thousands of years by various cultures, from the nomadic tribes of the Middle East to the Native American tribes of the Great Plains. These portable shelters provided protection from the elements and served as a home away from home. Nowadays, they are usually used for camping or other outdoor activities. ⛺ signifies camping, nature trips, or any outdoor activity. It's a go-to emoji for those sharing their weekend hiking plans or reminiscing about that unforgettable summer camp. It can also represent a temporary situation or setting up a base in a new place. For instance, someone moving to a new city might use ⛺ to indicate they're "setting up camp" in their new environment. Additionally, it can indicate a desire or a need for an outdoor getaway or a break from the stress of daily life.

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🌈 rainbow

This emoji 🌈 shows a colorful arc of six bands of light: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. It is called rainbow, a natural phenomenon that occurs when sunlight is refracted and reflected by water droplets in the air. Rainbows have been considered symbols of hope, promises, and even bridges to the divine in various cultures. From ancient Norse legends where the Bifrost bridge connected the realms of gods👼 and men, to the Biblical tale of Noah, where it served as a covenant between God and Earth, rainbows have always been more than just a play of light and water droplets. There are a lot of different uses for 🌈. For example, it can represent the rainbow itself, often used when the sky first clears after rain🌧. It can also express optimism or hope for the future, especially after a difficult time or a challenge, because there's always a rainbow after the storm. In addition, it is often used to show support or solidarity for LGBTQ people or causes, especially during Pride Month in June. 🏳‍🌈 can also be used in the same way. Lastly, you can use 🌈 to represent something colorful, like a brightly colored outfit or a makeup look💄.

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🇹🇼 flag: Taiwan

Taiwan has always used the national flag of the Republic of China. On the red flag surface, there is a blue rectangle at the upper left 1/4, and a white sun in the center ☀️ . Red represents the revolutionary spirit of sacrifice and dedication. Blue is the symbol of lightness. The shining sun represents the bright and selfless state. It is displayed as TW on some platforms. Its capital is Taipei. 🇹🇼 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Taiwan. The Emoji 🇹🇼 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇹 and 🇼. The country/region's 2-letter code for Taiwan is TW, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are T and W. 🇹🇼 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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🎺 trumpet

The 🎺 emoji, representing a trumpet, commonly associated with music, particularly brass instruments and jazz bands. Its design showcases the trumpet's distinctive features: the flared bell, the slender tubing, and the three piston valves, and known for its bright and lively melodies. The trumpet emoji is often used to express enthusiasm for music, particularly brass sections in bands or orchestras. It's a popular choice for discussing trumpet performances, whether in jazz, classical, or other musical genres🎹. The emoji symbolizes not just the instrument itself but also the vibrant sounds and lively melodies🎶 created by trumpets. On social media or daily chats, the trumpet emoji can convey various meanings. For example, it can be used to celebrate achievements or exciting events, such as acing a test or announcing a birthday📅. It's also a way to express one's passion for playing or enjoying music, especially involving brass instruments. In some culture, the 🎺 emoji might be associated with comedy, reminiscent of clowns🤡 and circus acts🎪. In a more playful context, it might be used to inject humor or lightheartedness into the conversation, such as joking about waking up neighbors with loud music or wishing for a trumpet to liven up a dull meeting🎉.

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🍧 shaved ice

The emoji🍧 is typically shown as a round mound of white ice shavings, heaped into a glass or bowl, which may include a small spoon or straw for eating or drinking. The top is often adorned with a colorful syrup or topping, giving it a vibrant contrast. The overall shape is reminiscent of a small snow-capped mountain🏔, a delightful sight that instantly cools you down on a hot day. Shaved ice originated in East Asia and has spread across the globe, taking on different forms and flavors in different cultures. In Japan, it's known as Kakigori and often features sweetened condensed milk. In the U.S., it's commonly called a snow cone and is a staple at fairs and carnivals. 🍧 is used to represent the shaved ice dessert itself. It often appears in conversations about summer, desserts, or cooling off. It can be used to express a desire for a refreshing or cooling treat. In addition, with its cool and sweet connotations, 🍧 can be used to express a sweet disposition or a 'chill' attitude.

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🥟 dumpling

Some users use it to celebrate a special occasion or a festival that involves eating dumplings, such as Chinese New Year or Lantern Festival. It can also serve as the representation of a country or region that is known for its dumplings.

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