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⚜️ fleur-de-lis (emoji style)

The ⚜️ emoji, known as the "Fleur-De-Lis," is a decorative and historically rich emblem. It's a stylized representation of a lily or iris flower, with its three petals meeting in the center and flaring outwards in a lily-like shape. Historically, the fleur-de-lis symbol typically represents royalty and is deeply associated with the Kingdom of France🇫🇷. It has been used in European religion, royal architecture, and various emblems and coats of arms. Beyond its royal connotations, the fleur-de-lis is also used as a symbol of nobility, heraldry, and even in the World Scout Emblem🪖. On social media and in digital communication, the "⚜️" emoji carries its historical and cultural significance. It's often used to signify royalty or nobility, and often used as a symbol of French heritage, culture, and pride, especially in regions that have a strong French influence, such as New Orleans or Quebec. Sure you can use the lily emoji to express your love for French cuisine, art, literature, music, or fashion. You can use the ⚜️ symbol to share your favorite recipes, books, movies, songs, or outfits that are inspired by or related to French culture🥐.

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⚜ fleur-de-lis (base style)

The ⚜ emoji, known as the "Fleur-De-Lis," is a decorative and historically rich emblem. It's a stylized representation of a lily or iris flower, with its three petals meeting in the center and flaring outwards in a lily-like shape. Historically, the fleur-de-lis symbol typically represents royalty and is deeply associated with the Kingdom of France🇫🇷. It has been used in European religion, royal architecture, and various emblems and coats of arms. Beyond its royal connotations, the fleur-de-lis is also used as a symbol of nobility, heraldry, and even in the World Scout Emblem🪖. On social media and in digital communication, the "⚜" emoji carries its historical and cultural significance. It's often used to signify royalty or nobility, and often used as a symbol of French heritage, culture, and pride, especially in regions that have a strong French influence, such as New Orleans or Quebec. Sure you can use the lily emoji to express your love for French cuisine, art, literature, music, or fashion. You can use the ⚜ symbol to share your favorite recipes, books, movies, songs, or outfits that are inspired by or related to French culture🥐.

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🦞 lobster

This emoji depicts a bright red lobster, a type of crustacean that lives in the ocean. It has a long body, a tail, two large claws, and ten legs. Most designs for 🦞 shows the lobster from above, with its claws pointing up and its tail curled under. Lobsters are popular seafood in many parts of the world, especially in North America, Europe, and Australia. They are often cooked by boiling or steaming, and served with butter🧈, lemon, or garlic sauce. Lobsters are considered a delicacy and a symbol of luxury, as they are usually expensive and rare. 🦞 is usually used to represent the animal itself or seafood in general. And it's a common sight in conversations about eating at expensive restaurant or planning a beach vacation. It can also be used to support the transgender community🏳️‍⚧️, which adopted the lobster as a symbol for their efforts to get a transgender flag emoji. This is because lobsters are gynandromorphs, meaning they can have both male and female characteristics. Do not confuse it with 🦐. Although they are both shrimps, they are two different species of shirimp.

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🦐 shrimp

Today, shrimp are a staple in many global cuisines, from the shrimp gumbo of Louisiana to the prawn curries of South India. Primarily, it's used to symbolize shrimp in a culinary context. Food bloggers, recipe sharers, and seafood lovers alike use it to add a touch of flavor to their posts.

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🪗 accordion

This emoji is normally represents itself and widely used to represent music genres where the accordion is prominent, such as folk music in Europe, conjunto and norteño music in Mexico, and Cajun and Zydeco music in Louisiana.

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