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🍷 wine glass

The emoji 🍷 shows a glass of red wine. The glass used to serve and drink wine is called goblet, which has a round bowl, a thin stem, and a flat base. Its shape is reminiscent of a tulip🌷. Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grape🍇 juice.

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🍾 bottle with popping cork

🍾 represents champagne, a type of sparkling wine that is traditionally associated with celebrations and special occasions. Champagne originates from the Champagne region of France, where it has been produced since the 17th century.

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🕏 BOWL OF HYGIEIA

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to BOWL OF HYGIEIA: 🍷 (wine glass) + 🐍 (snake), which can be used instead of 🕏 in some cases.

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🍇 grapes

It's also a popular choice when discussing wine🍷, given the grape's crucial role in winemaking. It can be used to show that you are drinking or enjoying wine, or that you are interested in wine culture, such as vineyards, wineries, or tasting events.

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🍶 sake

The emoji🍶 features a traditional Japanese sake set, which includes a carafe with a slender neck, known as a tokkuri, and a small drinking cup, called a choko. The carafe and cup are typically depicted in a white or cream color across most platform. Sake, an alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice, has a rich history in Japan, dating back to the 3rd century. It was originally used for religious ceremonies and rituals, but later became a popular beverage for social occasions and celebrations. Sake is also used in cooking🍲, especially for dishes like teriyaki and sukiyaki. 🍶 is usually used to represent sake itself, or the action or ocassion of drinking. Users, especially the Japanese🗾 users, may also use it to celebrate an achievement or a special occasion. Also, this emoji can represent Japanese cuisine, or Japanese culture more broadly. It can be used to express a desire to visit Japan. Since some users don't know what 🍶 stands for, they often treat it as a common drink to refer to their favorite drink.

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🛢️ oil drum (emoji style)

Historically, barrels like the one represented by the emoji🛢️ were crucial in the storage and transportation of goods, especially liquids like oil, wine, and beer🍺. In the context of oil, these barrels became synonymous with the booming oil industry of the 19th and 20th centuries.

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🛢 oil drum (base style)

Historically, barrels like the one represented by the emoji🛢 were crucial in the storage and transportation of goods, especially liquids like oil, wine, and beer🍺. In the context of oil, these barrels became synonymous with the booming oil industry of the 19th and 20th centuries.

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🛢︎ oil drum (text style)

Historically, barrels like the one represented by the emoji🛢︎ were crucial in the storage and transportation of goods, especially liquids like oil, wine, and beer🍺. In the context of oil, these barrels became synonymous with the booming oil industry of the 19th and 20th centuries.

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🏺 amphora

Amphoras are a type of ceramic vessel that was used by ancient Greeks and Romans to store and transport food, wine, oil, and other liquids. They were also used for artistic purposes, recording scenes from mythology, history, or everyday life.

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🫗 pouring liquid

It can be used to literally describe the action of pouring or spilling a liquid, such as water, wine, juice🍹, or milk🥛. In a broader sense, it can symbolize the flow of emotions, ideas, or time. Ever felt like you're "pouring your heart out" to someone? This emoji might just be your go-to.

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🥂 clinking glasses

The glasses are filled with a golden liquid, presumably champagne🍾 or a similar sparkling wine. The glasses themselves are elongated and slender, typical of champagne flutes. The act of clinking glasses is a time-honored tradition that dates back centuries.

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🍐 pear

They can be eaten raw, cooked, canned, dried, or made into juice, cider, wine, or vinegar. Generally, it's used to symbolize the fruit itself🍐, especially in conversations about diet, health, or cooking. It also appears when discussing pear-flavored products like cider🍹 or candies.

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🍋‍🟩 lime

The lime emoji 🍋‍🟩 shows a round and green lime, complete with a textured rind and a pair of green leaves sprouting from the top. It is a ZWJ sequence combining 🍋 Lemon and 🟩 Green Square together. The lime emoji can symbolize the fruit itself or be used to display a preference for sour or tangy foods and beverages. For instance, if someone is discussing cooking with limes or creating a lime-infused beverage🍹, this emoji is often employed to illustrate that literal context. Additionally, the 🍋‍🟩 emoji is often used to signify freshness, a nod to the citrusy fragrance of the fruit itself. It's also a popular symbol for casual socializing or hanging out in a relaxed setting, be it a home party🍺 or a chill hangout with your friends. Sometimes, the lime emoji is utilized to hint at the feeling of jealousy, embodying the phrase "green with envy💚." The bright, lime-green color is symbolic of this emotion. Lastly, the emoji can also serve to represent a particular shade of green, especially a vibrant or neon green. People who enjoy wearing green or incorporate this hue into their accessories often use the lime emoji to express their fashion sensibilities or mood🤟. 💡Limes are small, round, and green, while lemons are usually larger, oval-shaped, and bright yellow. Nutritionally, they're almost identical, and both fruits are acidic and sour, but lemons tend to be sweeter, while limes have a more bitter flavor.

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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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