Search wraps Emoji Results (24)

🌯 burrito

It can refer to something that is wrapped or rolled up like a burrito as well. For example, "I'm so cozy in my blanket🌯". And it can also be used in posts related to Mexico🇲🇽.

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🎁 wrapped gift

This is a golden gift box with ribbons, some platforms are shown in blue. 🎁 usually means Christmas or other festivals, and can also mean gifts, blessings, surprises, and gifts. Related emojis: 🎀🧸🛍🔮💎

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🥬 leafy green

This is a leafy, verdant green vegetable with white stalks. The color is a vibrant mix of light and dark green shades, hinting at the vegetable's crisp and refreshing nature. It does not have the distinctive characteristics of a particular vegetable, so it may represent different kinds of greens, such as rape, lettuce, chard, or Chinese cabbage like bok choy. The history of leafy greens dates back to ancient times, when people cultivated various plants for their edible leaves. Some of the earliest greens were wild mustard, kale, and spinach. Lettuce was first grown in Egypt around 4500 BC and was considered a sacred plant by the pharaohs. Chinese cabbage was developed in China around 500 AD and became a staple food for many Asian cultures. Most commonly, it's used in the context of healthy eating, dieting, or vegetarianism, often in conversations about salads🥗, sandwiches🥪, or other dishes where vegetable plays a prominent role. Additionally, it might be used in discussions about gardening or farming, symbolizing the joy of growing your own food. In some specific contexts, the emoji can be used to symbolize money💵 in internet slang, as 'lettuce' is sometimes used as a slang term for cash, especially in the United States.

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㊙ Japanese “secret” button (base style)

It's a way of expressing that something is meant to be kept under wraps🤐.

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㊙︎ Japanese “secret” button (text style)

It's a way of expressing that something is meant to be kept under wraps🤐.

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㊙️ Japanese “secret” button (emoji style)

It's a way of expressing that something is meant to be kept under wraps🤐.

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🧵 thread

A brown 🏾 spool is wrapped with blue thread, and the thread wound on different platforms is in different colors. In daily life, expressions such as clothing 👔 and scissors ✂️ represent sewing, clothing design and other related topics.

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🫔 tamale

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.

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🥟 dumpling

Dumplings consist of meat and vegetable filling wrapped into a thinly rolled piece of dough. They originated in China over 1,800 years ago during the Han Dynasty👲 and now they've spread worldwide, with each culture putting its unique spin on the dish.

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🍙 rice ball

It is a traditional Japanese snack made of cooked white rice🍚, often with some kind of filling or topping inside or on top, and wrapped in a sheet of seaweed called nori. It has a triangular or cone-shaped form, and sometimes a round shape.

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🍬 candy

The candy emoji 🍬 is typically depicted as a round or oval sugar candy, wrapped in a brightly colored wrapper with twisted ends that are characteristic of traditional candy packaging. The color and design of the candy varies by platform.

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💐 bouquet

It's an emoji of love, affection, and the beauty of nature, all wrapped up in a colorful digital package. So, the next time you want to brighten up someone's day, why not send them a virtual bouquet? 🌷💐🌹

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🇺🇳 flag: United Nations

The olive leaves wrapped around it symbolize peace. On some platforms, the system is displayed as UN. The general representative of the United Nations (abbreviated as UN or U.N.).

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🫓 flatbread

Some flatbreads are eaten plain, while others are stuffed, folded, or wrapped around various fillings🌯. Some examples of flatbreads are tortilla, naan, pita🥙, arepa, lavash, matzah and chinese bing.

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🍘 rice cracker

This is a circular, beige-colored cracker wrapped in seaweed, with a slightly textured surface. It's a delicious and crunchy snack, which is made from rice that is cooked, dried, and roasted or fried until it becomes crispy.

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🍫 chocolate bar

This emoji🍫 shows a piece of dark chocolate wrapped in red foil. The wrapper is partly peeled off to reveal the squares of the candy. Some platforms, like WhatsApp, use a purple wrapper instead of red. Chocolate has a rich history dating back to 1900 BC.

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🤕 face with head-bandage

The unique feature that sets it apart is a neat, white bandage wrapped over the top of the forehead and covering one eye. Its meaning is largely intuitive, representing physical injury or pain. It can express that someone is hurt🩸, has a migraine, or is suffering from a concussion.

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🕦 eleven-thirty (base style)

It can signify the end of a morning or the brink of noon, often used to convey the idea of a late morning activity or the wrap-up of a morning schedule.

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💝 heart with ribbon

Resembling a heart-shaped gift box, 💝 is adorned with a playful pink hue and wrapped with a gleaming golden ribbon. The unique bow on top gives it a festive charm, setting it apart from other heart emojis.

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🔚 END arrow

Moreover, in threads and conversations, the "🔚" emoji can effectively denote the wrap-up of the discussion, adding a neat and clear end marker. In addition to these more literal uses, the end arrow emoji also holds some deeper meanings.

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🎗️ reminder ribbon (emoji style)

This is a golden or red reminder ribbon, it can represent an organization or group, or used to raise people's awareness. 👨‍⚕ In terms of medical health, red ribbons can indicate breast cancer patients, AIDS, etc. 📚 In terms of history, yellow ribbons can represent World War II, the October Revolution, and so on.

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🎗︎ reminder ribbon (text style)

This is a golden or red reminder ribbon, it can represent an organization or group, or used to raise people's awareness. 👨‍⚕ In terms of medical health, red ribbons can indicate breast cancer patients, AIDS, etc. 📚 In terms of history, yellow ribbons can represent World War II, the October Revolution, and so on.

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🎗 reminder ribbon (base style)

This is a golden or red reminder ribbon, it can represent an organization or group, or used to raise people's awareness. 👨‍⚕ In terms of medical health, red ribbons can indicate breast cancer patients, AIDS, etc. 📚 In terms of history, yellow ribbons can represent World War II, the October Revolution, and so on.

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🍱 bento box

This emoji shows a neat, compartmentalized box filled with a variety of colorful foods. The box, typically rectangular, is divided into sections, each holding a different type of food, such as rice🍚, vegetables🥬, and a protein like meat 🥩or seafood. The word bento means "convenient" or "ready-to-eat" in Japanese, and bento boxes are often used as portable meals for work, school, or travel. Bento boxes have a long history in Japan🗾, dating back to the 12th century when people would carry dried rice in bamboo tubes or pouches. Later, during the Edo period (1603–1868), bento boxes became more elaborate and varied, reflecting the social status and preferences of the eaters. They are usually sold in convenience stores, train stations, supermarkets, and restaurants, as well as made at home🏠 with creativity and care. Bento boxes are also considered a form of art, as some people decorate them with colorful ingredients, cute shapes, and intricate designs. 🍱 is commonly used to represent work meals, food-related topics, or Japanese cuisine specifically. It can be used in a conversation to suggest grabbing a meal, or in the context of meal planning or preparation. It's also often used to express appreciation for Japanese culture or cuisine.

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