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⚜︎ fleur-de-lis (text style)

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.

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⚜️ fleur-de-lis (emoji style)

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.

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⚜ fleur-de-lis (base style)

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.

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🕵️ detective (emoji style)

Behold the "🕵" emoji, otherwise known as the "Detective". It depicts a figure sporting the classic detective attire. The gender-neutral detective is often shown wearing a wide-brimmed hat (also called a fedora hat), holding a magnifying glass🔍 to lend an air of enigma. They are also usually depicted in a stylish trench coat, an iconic part of the detective ensemble. The genesis of the modern detective story can be traced back to Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' penned in 1841. However, the crown for the most iconic fictional detective arguably goes to Sherlock Holmes, brought to life by Arthur Conan Doyle in his 1887 masterpiece 'A Study in Scarlet'. Holmes has become a muse for the creation of numerous other celebrated detectives in literature, including Hercule Poirot, Nero Wolfe, Miss Marple, Philip Marlowe, Sam Spade, and Harry Bosch, to name just a few. The emoji 🕵 represents an investigator, someone who uncovers clues to solve mysteries. It is often used to signal curiosity, suspicion, or a sense of intrigue, and may suggest that someone is prying into matters or seeking answers. The emoji is often paired with other emojis like the magnifying glass "🔎" or the pistol "🔫" to paint a picture of crime-solving or adventure. On social media, this emoji adds an element of suspense and intrigue. You might find it in posts or messages related to mystery novels, crime TV shows, or when someone is playing the detective in real life. It could signify the act of looking closely at a situation or "snooping" around, or showing that someone's engaged in research or study. It might also hint that someone is attractive or mysterious, or be a playful jab at someone acting like a know-it-all or a busybody. All in all, context is crucial in interpreting its intended meaning. In addition, the next time you're solving a puzzle, uncovering a mystery, or just being extra observant, don't forget this emoji and its male version of "🕵️‍♂️" and female version of "🕵️‍♀️"!

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🕵️‍♂ man detective

Say hello to the "🕵️‍♂" emoji, otherwise known as the "Man Detective". It depicts a man sporting the classic detective attire. The emoji is often shown wearing a wide-brimmed hat (also called a fedora hat), holding a magnifying glass🔍 to lend an air of enigma. He is also usually depicted in a stylish trench coat, an iconic part of the detective ensemble. The genesis of the modern detective story can be traced back to Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' penned in 1841. However, the crown for the most iconic fictional detective arguably goes to Sherlock Holmes, brought to life by Arthur Conan Doyle in his 1887 masterpiece 'A Study in Scarlet'. Holmes has become a muse for the creation of numerous other celebrated detectives in literature, including Hercule Poirot, Nero Wolfe, Miss Marple, Philip Marlowe, Sam Spade, and Harry Bosch, to name just a few. The emoji 🕵 represents a man investigator, someone who uncovers clues to solve mysteries. It is often used to signal curiosity, suspicion, or a sense of intrigue, and may suggest that someone is prying into matters or seeking answers. The emoji is often paired with other emojis like the magnifying glass "🔎" or the pistol "🔫" to paint a picture of crime-solving or adventure. On social media, this emoji adds an element of suspense and intrigue. You might find it in posts or messages related to mystery novels, crime TV shows, or when someone is playing the detective in real life. It could signify the act of looking closely at a situation or "snooping" around, or showing that someone's engaged in research or study. It might also hint that someone is attractive or mysterious, or be a playful jab at someone acting like a know-it-all or a busybody. All in all, context is crucial in interpreting its intended meaning. In addition, the next time you're solving a puzzle, uncovering a mystery, or just being extra observant, don't forget this emoji and its genderless version of "🕵" and female version of "🕵️‍♀️"!

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🕵️‍♂️ man detective

Say hello to the "🕵️‍♂️" emoji, otherwise known as the "Man Detective". It depicts a man sporting the classic detective attire. The emoji is often shown wearing a wide-brimmed hat (also called a fedora hat), holding a magnifying glass🔍 to lend an air of enigma. He is also usually depicted in a stylish trench coat, an iconic part of the detective ensemble. The genesis of the modern detective story can be traced back to Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' penned in 1841. However, the crown for the most iconic fictional detective arguably goes to Sherlock Holmes, brought to life by Arthur Conan Doyle in his 1887 masterpiece 'A Study in Scarlet'. Holmes has become a muse for the creation of numerous other celebrated detectives in literature, including Hercule Poirot, Nero Wolfe, Miss Marple, Philip Marlowe, Sam Spade, and Harry Bosch, to name just a few. The emoji 🕵 represents a man investigator, someone who uncovers clues to solve mysteries. It is often used to signal curiosity, suspicion, or a sense of intrigue, and may suggest that someone is prying into matters or seeking answers. The emoji is often paired with other emojis like the magnifying glass "🔎" or the pistol "🔫" to paint a picture of crime-solving or adventure. On social media, this emoji adds an element of suspense and intrigue. You might find it in posts or messages related to mystery novels, crime TV shows, or when someone is playing the detective in real life. It could signify the act of looking closely at a situation or "snooping" around, or showing that someone's engaged in research or study. It might also hint that someone is attractive or mysterious, or be a playful jab at someone acting like a know-it-all or a busybody. All in all, context is crucial in interpreting its intended meaning. In addition, the next time you're solving a puzzle, uncovering a mystery, or just being extra observant, don't forget this emoji and its genderless version of "🕵" and female version of "🕵️‍♀️"!

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🍪 cookie

The emoji🍪 appears as a chocolate chip cookie, which has a round shape, a golden or brown color, and some black chocolate chips on it. Cookies are a baked or cooked snack, which are usually small and flat, and taste sweet and crispy. They originated from the Persian empire, the cookie traveled through Europe during the Middle Ages and eventually made its way to America. There are so many types pf cookies, for example, Jammie Dodgers and Oreos. Cookies are often eaten with milk🥛, coffee☕ or tea. It's commonly used to symbolize cookies or baking in general. It can also be used to express one's love or desire for cookies or other snacks. And it may appear in topics related to afternoon tea. In the context of internet culture, 🍪 is often used to represent web cookies, small pieces of data stored on users' computers by websites.

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