Search parks Emoji Results (137)

🏞 national park (base style)

This emoji🏞 depicts a scenic landscape of a natural park, with lush greenery, majestic mountains, and a serene body of water reflecting the sky above. It is often used to express appreciation for nature, travel, or outdoor activities.

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🏞️ national park (emoji style)

This emoji🏞️ depicts a scenic landscape of a natural park, with lush greenery, majestic mountains, and a serene body of water reflecting the sky above. It is often used to express appreciation for nature, travel, or outdoor activities.

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🎢 roller coaster

Since then, they've become a staple of amusement parks worldwide, offering thrill-seekers the ultimate rush. 🎢 can be used to represent roller cpasters or playgrounds. You can use it to share the anticipation of a trip to an amusement park or to reminisce about a fun day out.

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🏞︎ national park (text style)

This emoji🏞︎ depicts a scenic landscape of a natural park, with lush greenery, majestic mountains, and a serene body of water reflecting the sky above. It is often used to express appreciation for nature, travel, or outdoor activities.

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🌳 deciduous tree

On social media, the 🌳 stands as a symbol for the great outdoors, capturing the essence of parks, and a deep-seated love for nature. With trees being strong, sturdy, and exhibiting growth over many years, the "🌳" emoji also serves as a metaphor for personal strength, growth, and resilience.

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🅿 P button (base style)

The 🅿 emoji is a visually clear symbol that is universally recognized as an indicator for parking area, parking ticket, or the concept of parking in general. It is a quick and easy way to convey the concept of 'parking'🚗.

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🅿️ P button (emoji style)

The 🅿️ emoji is a visually clear symbol that is universally recognized as an indicator for parking area, parking ticket, or the concept of parking in general. It is a quick and easy way to convey the concept of 'parking'🚗.

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🅿︎ P button (text style)

The 🅿 emoji is a visually clear symbol that is universally recognized as an indicator for parking area, parking ticket, or the concept of parking in general. It is a quick and easy way to convey the concept of 'parking'🚗.

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🚛 articulated lorry

The emoji 🚛 depicts an articulated lorry, typically shown in a side profile with a large cargo area and a cab at the front. Its appearance varies across platforms but often features a prominent rectangular body and large wheels. An articulated lorry, also known as a semi-truck or semi in some regions, consists of a tractor unit that tows a detachable trailer. This design allows for a greater cargo capacity and flexibility in maneuvering compared to a standard rigid truck. The distinction between a truck🚚 and an articulated lorry might not always be clear in everyday conversation, but it's important to acknowledge, especially in discussions or content related to specific types of vehicles or the transportation industry. Primarily, 🚛 represents the trucking industry and logistics. It's often used in discussions about shipping, moving, or any activity involving the transportation of goods. For example, someone might use it to indicate they’re moving houses or when a delivery is on its way. Beyond these straightforward uses, the emoji can also signify the idea of a journey or a new venture, as in embarking on a new business venture that requires the metaphorical 'heavy lifting.' Additionally, in a more casual or humorous context, this emoji can be used to describe someone who's carrying a lot of emotional or physical 'baggage' or to indicate an overload of work or responsibilities. It might be used in a playful manner to suggest someone is bringing too much to a situation, both literally and figuratively.

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🈳 Japanese “vacancy” button

The Empty emoji is often used in contexts like hotel bookings or parking spaces to signify that a spot is available or empty.

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🎡 ferris wheel

This emoji is mainly used to convey the idea of amusement parks🎢, funfairs, or a delightful day out. It can also symbolize a sense of adventure or the thrill of heights. On a deeper level, some use it to represent life's ups and downs, much like the motion of a Ferris Wheel.

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📇 card index

WhatsApp platform shows: (This is the address of Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, USA) Amy Lake 1 Hacker Way Menlo Park, CA 94025

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🐿︎ chipmunk (text style)

It's perfect for conversations about nature, wildlife, parks, pet and speed, thanks to the chipmunk's sprightly demeanor. Due to its habit of storing food for the winter, it's also a symbol of hoarding.

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🐿️ chipmunk (emoji style)

It's perfect for conversations about nature, wildlife, parks, pet and speed, thanks to the chipmunk's sprightly demeanor. Due to its habit of storing food for the winter, it's also a symbol of hoarding.

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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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🐿 chipmunk (base style)

It's perfect for conversations about nature, wildlife, parks, pet and speed, thanks to the chipmunk's sprightly demeanor. Due to its habit of storing food for the winter, it's also a symbol of hoarding.

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🤵🏿‍♂️ man in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵‍♂️ man in tuxedo

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏼‍♂️ man in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🥾 hiking boot

Whether it's for protecting your feet on rugged trails or for weekend getaways to national parks, this emoji epitomizes the spirit of outdoor exploration and preparedness. Now, let's talk social media, where emojis like this one really come alive.

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🤵🏽‍♂ man in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏽‍♂️ man in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏾 person in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏻 person in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵‍♂ man in tuxedo

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏿‍♂ man in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

194 0man in tuxedo: dark skin toneman in tuxedodark skin tone

🤵 person in tuxedo

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏻‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏿‍♀ woman in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

179 0woman in tuxedo: dark skin tonewoman in tuxedodark skin tone

🤵🏼 person in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏼‍♂ man in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

161 0man in tuxedo: medium-light skin toneman in tuxedomedium-light skin tone

🤵🏽 person in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏿 person in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏾‍♂ man in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

143 0man in tuxedo: medium-dark skin toneman in tuxedomedium-dark skin tone

🤵🏻‍♂ man in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

220 0man in tuxedo: light skin toneman in tuxedolight skin tone

🤵🏻‍♂️ man in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

163 0man in tuxedo: light skin toneman in tuxedolight skin tone

🤵🏾‍♂️ man in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

185 0man in tuxedo: medium-dark skin toneman in tuxedomedium-dark skin tone

🤵🏾‍♀ woman in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

164 0woman in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tonewoman in tuxedomedium-dark skin tone

🤵🏾‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

170 0woman in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tonewoman in tuxedomedium-dark skin tone

🤵🏼‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

183 0woman in tuxedo: medium-light skin tonewoman in tuxedomedium-light skin tone

🤵‍♀ woman in tuxedo

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵‍♀️ woman in tuxedo

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

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🤵🏼‍♀ woman in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

158 0woman in tuxedo: medium-light skin tonewoman in tuxedomedium-light skin tone

🤵🏿‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

116 0woman in tuxedo: dark skin tonewoman in tuxedodark skin tone

🤵🏽‍♀ woman in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

154 0woman in tuxedo: medium skin tonewoman in tuxedomedium skin tone

🤵🏻‍♀ woman in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

184 0woman in tuxedo: light skin tonewoman in tuxedolight skin tone

🤵🏽‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo gets its name from Tuxedo Park, a posh area in New York. But the actual roots of this dapper attire go back to England in 1865, when Prince Edward VII had a tailor craft him a shorter black jacket inspired by military uniforms.

140 0woman in tuxedo: medium skin tonewoman in tuxedomedium skin tone

🛼 roller skate

🛼 is usually used to convey the act of roller skating, be it in a park, at a rink, or on the streets. Also, this emoji can indicate that someone is a fan or a participant of roller skating or related sports. It can also hint at speed, agility, or even taking a risk.

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🎠 carousel horse

It can express joy, nostalgia, or childhood memories of riding a carousel or visiting an amusement park. It can also symbolize going in circles, both literally and metaphorically, especially in the context of repetitive tasks or situations.

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🛝 playground slide

Since 🛝 are usually recreational facilities designed for children, so this emoji can be used in topics related to childhood🦄, children, playground, recreation facilities, amusement park and fun😊. Also, 🛝 can represent actions like slide in or electric slide🕺.

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