Search cheese Emoji Results (61)

🧀 cheese wedge

This is a yellow-orange cheese in the form of triangular wedge, reminiscent of a classic Swiss or Cheddar cheese. Its color, a bright, sunny yellow, brings to mind the creamy richness of dairy, and the holes sporadically scattered on its surface are characteristic of certain types of cheese.

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🫕 fondue

It's traditionally made with melted cheese and enjoyed by dipping bread into the cheese using long-stemmed forks, which was originally a way for peasants to use up hardened cheese🧀 and stale bread during the winter months.

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🍕 pizza

The slice is usually topped with cheese, tomato sauce, pepperoni and other ingredients. Originating from Naples, Italy, in the late 18th century, pizza was initially a meal for the poor, a simple flatbread topped with whatever was available.

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🤳🏾 selfie: medium-dark skin tone

Say cheese✌ and strike a pose with the "🤳🏾" (Selfie) emoji, a trendy and fun symbol that showcases a single hand holding a smartphone, with the device's camera pointed towards the user to snap a selfie, embodying the popularity of self-portraits in the digital age.

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🥙 stuffed flatbread

It can be eaten plain or stuffed with various fillings, such as meat, cheese, vegetables, or hummus.

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🥨 pretzel

They can be hard or soft, and can be paired with various toppings or dips, such as cheese🧀, chocolate, spices or sweet glazes. This emoji can be used to express one's love for pretzels or other baked goods.

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🥯 bagel

Bagels can be cut in half and filled with cream cheese, butter🧈, jam, or other fillings, resembling a delicious sandwich. Bagels have a long history that dates back to the 17th century. They originated in Jewish communities in Poland, where they were called *beygl*.

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🍔 hamburger

Sandwiched between the buns, you'll find a colorful array of fillings, usually represented by green (for lettuce🥬), brown(for meat🥩), red (for tomato🍅), and yellow (for cheese🧀).

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🥗 green salad

A salad is a dish that combines raw or cooked vegetables, fruit, meat, cheese, etc., usually with a dressing or sauce. Salad dates back to ancient Rome and ancient Greece, when people seasoned it with salt, oil, and vinegar. The word salad comes from the Latin word "salata", which means "salty".

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🌯 burrito

The emoji🌯 depicts a burrito, a popular Mexican dish that consists of a flour tortilla wrapped around various fillings such as meat, beans, cheese, rice, salsa, and guacamole. On several major platforms, the burrito is served in foil.

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🍞 bread

Bread can be sliced for toast or sandwiches, or eaten whole with butter, jam, cheese or other toppings. The earliest evidence of bread making was found in Egypt, where people used wild yeast to leaven their dough.

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🥪 sandwich

This is a sandwich that consists of two or more slices of bread🍞 with various fillings in between, such as cheese🧀, ham, lettuce, tomato🍅, bacon, avocado, and more. You can customize your sandwich to suit your taste and preferences.

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🌮 taco

The filling, typically represented by small, colorful blocks, hints at the common taco fillings such as beef, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and onion. The taco's shape is semi-circular, mimicking the folded form of a real-life taco. Taco is usually made of wheat flour or cornmeal🌽.

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👩🏽‍🍳 woman cook: medium skin tone

The "👩🏽‍🍳" emoji, commonly known as the "Woman Cook" or the "Woman Chef", is presenting a woman proudly wearing a traditional white double-breasted jacket and a toque blanche, a tall, round, pleated white hat that's been a signature part of chefs' uniforms since the 19th century. The figure holds a spoon, a nod to the art of taste-testing and adjusting flavors in cooking. This emoji is a ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequence, ingeniously combining the woman emoji ("👩") and the cooking emoji ("🍳") with a hidden character in between. While the design may vary slightly from platform to platform, the essence of a culinary professional is brilliantly captured across the board. The 👨‍🍳 emoji serves as a representation of a head chef in general and can also specifically refer to an assistant chef or a pastry chef. It can also be used to symbolize cooking, or anything related to culinary arts. It adds a dash of flavor to conversations about food, recipes, or dining experiences. Whether you're sharing your latest kitchen creation, discussing a new recipe, or talking about your favorite cooking show, this emoji serves as the perfect digital garnish. The cook emoji is a versatile emoji that you can use on social media platforms to showcase your cooking skills, share recipes, or compliment someone's delicious food😋. This emoji is perfect for expressing your culinary expertise, passion for cooking, or admiration for someone's culinary creations👍. It's sometimes used to convey the act of creation or transformation in a broader sense, like "cooking up" a plan or idea💡. In the vast landscape of social media, from Instagram food posts to TikTok cooking tutorials, the Chef emoji adds a sprinkle of culinary charm✨. The gender-neutral of this emoji is "🧑‍🍳", and the male version is "👨‍🍳". By default, this emoji is depicted with a neutral skin tone but can be customized with different skin-tone options.

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🧈 butter

This emoji is a rectangular block of pale yellow butter, often shown in a silver or white dish. Butter is a dairy product made from churning cream or milk🥛. It has been used for thousands of years as a spread, a cooking ingredient, and a source of fat. The emoji 🧈 can be used to talk about butter or anything related to it, such as cooking, baking, or food in general. For example, you can use it to say that you like butter on your toast🍞, or that you are making some cookies🍪 with butter. You can also use it to compliment someone's smoothness or skill, as in "Your dance is as smooth as butter!" or "You handled that situation like a pro, you're butter". Moreover, in the realm of pop culture, the butter emoji has found a unique usage among fans of the South Korean boy band BTS🧑‍🎤. Their hit single "Butter" has led fans to use 🧈 when discussing the song or the band.

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👩🏾‍🍳 woman cook: medium-dark skin tone

The "👩🏾‍🍳" emoji, commonly known as the "Woman Cook" or the "Woman Chef", is presenting a woman proudly wearing a traditional white double-breasted jacket and a toque blanche, a tall, round, pleated white hat that's been a signature part of chefs' uniforms since the 19th century. The figure holds a spoon, a nod to the art of taste-testing and adjusting flavors in cooking. This emoji is a ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequence, ingeniously combining the woman emoji ("👩") and the cooking emoji ("🍳") with a hidden character in between. While the design may vary slightly from platform to platform, the essence of a culinary professional is brilliantly captured across the board. The 👨‍🍳 emoji serves as a representation of a head chef in general and can also specifically refer to an assistant chef or a pastry chef. It can also be used to symbolize cooking, or anything related to culinary arts. It adds a dash of flavor to conversations about food, recipes, or dining experiences. Whether you're sharing your latest kitchen creation, discussing a new recipe, or talking about your favorite cooking show, this emoji serves as the perfect digital garnish. The cook emoji is a versatile emoji that you can use on social media platforms to showcase your cooking skills, share recipes, or compliment someone's delicious food😋. This emoji is perfect for expressing your culinary expertise, passion for cooking, or admiration for someone's culinary creations👍. It's sometimes used to convey the act of creation or transformation in a broader sense, like "cooking up" a plan or idea💡. In the vast landscape of social media, from Instagram food posts to TikTok cooking tutorials, the Chef emoji adds a sprinkle of culinary charm✨. The gender-neutral of this emoji is "🧑‍🍳", and the male version is "👨‍🍳". By default, this emoji is depicted with a neutral skin tone but can be customized with different skin-tone options.

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🫓 flatbread

This is a round, flat piece of bread, typically shown in a light brown color, mimicking the golden-brown crust of a freshly baked flatbread. The texture is hinted at with lines across the surface, suggesting the characteristic marks left by the baking process. It can be used to represent any type of thin, unleavened bread that is cooked on a flat surface, such as a griddle or a skillet🍳. Flatbreads are one of the oldest and most widespread forms of bread in the world. They have been made by various cultures and civilizations for thousands of years, using different grains, methods, and seasonings. 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. It's often used in conversations about food, particularly when discussing recipes or meals that involve types of flatbread. It can also be used to represent the concept of basic necessities, as bread is often seen as a symbol of sustenance. In a more playful context, it might be used in a conversation about a 'flat' joke, playing on the word 'flat' in its name.

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🧅 onion

This emoji shows a round yellow onion with a thin green stem on top. It is a whole, uncut onion with its skin still on. Its shape looks a bit like a lantern🏮, a traditional East Asian folk craft. Onions are one of the oldest cultivated crops in the world, dating back to at least 5000 BC. They are native to Asia, but have spread to many regions and cultures over time. They are valued for their flavor, aroma, and health benefits. They are also used in various religious and symbolic rituals, such as warding off evil spirits, curing diseases, and expressing emotions. At its most literal, it symbolizes onions in food-related contexts. It can be used to talk about cooking, eating, or preparing dishes🍲 that involve onions. Yet, it also lends itself to more metaphorical uses. Due to the onion's layered nature, it's used to express that something or someone has many layers or aspects, like an onion. It also signals the act of crying😭, a common reaction to cutting onions because it releases a chemical that irritates your eyes. And it can be used to joke about having bad breath after eating onions.

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🍮 custard

It can be used as a synonym for other desserts or dishes that have a similar appearance or texture, such as flan, pudding, or cheesecake. It's also a fun way to express a craving for something sweet or to compliment someone on their cooking skills.

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📷️ camera (emoji style)

This is a camera, also known as a SLR or Single Lens Reflex, an optical machine used to capture images, with a round lens and a black or gray case. It generally means a camera, but now it mostly means taking pictures, taking pictures on mobile phones, and photography.

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🫔 tamale

The tamale emoji🫔 is a picture of a delicious Mexican dish that consists of a corn-based dough filled with various ingredients and wrapped in a corn husk🌽. The emoji shows a brownish-yellow cylinder with a small opening at one end that reveals the filling inside. Tamales have a rich history that dates back to ancient Mesoamerican civilizations like the Aztecs and Mayans. These cultures used tamales as portable food for warriors during battles⚔ and as ritual offerings to their deities. 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. 🫔 is used to represent the tamale itself, especially in conversations about Latin American cuisine or when someone's craving a delicious tamale. But it's not just limited to food talk. Given the tamale's cultural significance, this emoji can also symbolize Latin American heritage and traditions. You can use it to express your love for Mexican cuisine🌮🌯, culture, or people.

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🪤 mouse trap

This is a mouse trap with springs and metal clips on a wooden board, and there is a small piece of cheese 🧀 to attract mice 🐀 to take the bait. 🪤 generally means a (mouse)trap, but it can also mean entrapment, deratization and elimination. Related emojis: 🐭🐁🐀🦝

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📷︎ camera (text style)

This is a camera, also known as a SLR or Single Lens Reflex, an optical machine used to capture images, with a round lens and a black or gray case. It generally means a camera, but now it mostly means taking pictures, taking pictures on mobile phones, and photography.

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🍠 roasted sweet potato

This emoji shows half of a roasted sweet potato, a popular snack in many parts of the world. It has a brown skin and a yellow-orange flesh that is soft and sweet when roasted. The sweet potato is a root vegetable that originated in the Americas. It can be cooked in various ways, such as baking, boiling, frying, or roasting. Roasting is a common method of preparing sweet potatoes and they are usually sold by street vendors in the autumn🍂 and winter❄ seasons. It's often used to represent the sweet potatoes, especially in conversations about food, cooking, healthy eating, or weight loss. Since roasted sweet potatoes are a popular food in autumn and winter, 🍠 can also be used to symbolize the concept of warmth and sweetness. In China, this emoji is often used to represent the famous social app Xiaohongshu(Red Book) because the pronunciation of 🍠 in chinese is the same as that of xiaohongshu in Chinese.

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🥚 egg

The egg emoji 🥚 depicts a oval egg with a white or light brown shell. It is usually shown in its whole form. Eggs have been a staple food and ingredient for humans for thousands of years. They are rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals, and can be cooked in various ways, such as boiled, fried🍳, scrambled, poached, or baked. Eggs are also used in many recipes, such as cakes🎂, pies, soufflés, and more. Eggs have also been associated with symbolism and traditions in many cultures and religions. For example, eggs are often seen as symbols of fertility, life, rebirth, or resurrection. In Christianity⛪, eggs are used to celebrate Easter, which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter eggs are usually dyed or decorated with various patterns and colors, and are often hidden or given as gifts. In Judaism🕍, eggs are eaten during Passover as a reminder of the sacrifice and hardship of the Israelites in Egypt. 🥚 carries a host of meanings and uses. Foremost, it symbolizes the basic food item, often used in context with cooking or breakfast. In addition, it can be used to talk about Easter or Easter eggs. Beyond the literal, the 🥚 has been known to denote the concept of something nascent🌱, or in its early stages. If you're telling someone about a new project or idea, you might use the 🥚 emoji to communicate it's still in the "egg" stage, yet to hatch into its full potential. Some users may use it to tease or joke about someone or something being fragile or easily broken.

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🥐 croissant

The croissant can be plain or filled with various ingredients such as chocolate🍫, cheese🧀, ham🥩, or almond paste. It is widely used in social media posts about food, especially breakfast, France, and bread.

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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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🤳🏼 selfie: medium-light skin tone

Say cheese✌ and strike a pose with the "🤳🏼" (Selfie) emoji, a trendy and fun symbol that showcases a single hand holding a smartphone, with the device's camera pointed towards the user to snap a selfie, embodying the popularity of self-portraits in the digital age.

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👩‍🍳 woman cook

The "👩‍🍳" emoji, commonly known as the "Woman Cook" or the "Woman Chef", is presenting a woman proudly wearing a traditional white double-breasted jacket and a toque blanche, a tall, round, pleated white hat that's been a signature part of chefs' uniforms since the 19th century. The figure holds a spoon, a nod to the art of taste-testing and adjusting flavors in cooking. This emoji is a ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequence, ingeniously combining the woman emoji ("👩") and the cooking emoji ("🍳") with a hidden character in between. While the design may vary slightly from platform to platform, the essence of a culinary professional is brilliantly captured across the board. The 👨‍🍳 emoji serves as a representation of a head chef in general and can also specifically refer to an assistant chef or a pastry chef. It can also be used to symbolize cooking, or anything related to culinary arts. It adds a dash of flavor to conversations about food, recipes, or dining experiences. Whether you're sharing your latest kitchen creation, discussing a new recipe, or talking about your favorite cooking show, this emoji serves as the perfect digital garnish. The cook emoji is a versatile emoji that you can use on social media platforms to showcase your cooking skills, share recipes, or compliment someone's delicious food😋. This emoji is perfect for expressing your culinary expertise, passion for cooking, or admiration for someone's culinary creations👍. It's sometimes used to convey the act of creation or transformation in a broader sense, like "cooking up" a plan or idea💡. In the vast landscape of social media, from Instagram food posts to TikTok cooking tutorials, the Chef emoji adds a sprinkle of culinary charm✨. The gender-neutral of this emoji is "🧑‍🍳", and the male version is "👨‍🍳". By default, this emoji is depicted with a neutral skin tone but can be customized with different skin-tone options.

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🦐 shrimp

This emoji 🦐 is a shrimp, a small crustacean with a long tail, long antennae, and many legs. It is usually depicted as reddish-orange and curved, as if it has been cooked. Shrimps have been a part of human diets for thousands of years, with evidence of shrimp consumption found in archaeological sites around the world. 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. It can also be used to represent anything related to shrimps, such as fishing, aquaculture, or marine biology. In the realm of fitness and bodybuilding💪, it's sometimes used to humorously refer to someone with a big upper body but small legs, similar to the physical proportions of a shrimp. Furthermore, in certain circles, the 🦐 emoji has been adopted as a symbol of resilience and adaptability, inspired by the shrimp's ability to survive in various aquatic environments. Sometimes, it can be used metaphorically to mean something small, weak, or insignificant. Do not confuse this emoji with🍤, a popular Japanese dish.

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🥑 avocado

This emoji🥑 appears as a halved avocado. The outer layer, or the skin, showcases a darker tone, simulating the rough, bumpy texture of a real avocado's exterior. Nestled within this outer shell is its flesh with the color of creamier and lighter green. The circular brown seed embedded in the center is the large, hard pit of an avocado. The avocado has a long history of being a source of food, oil, and medicine for many cultures around the world. The word "avocado" comes from the Spanish word "aguacate", which in turn comes from the Nahuatl word "ahuacatl", meaning "testicle", because of the shape and size of the fruit. It can serve as a simple representation of the avocado. Beyond this, it can also denote a love for healthy food, a plant-based diet, or a fondness for guacamole. Moreover, You may often see this emoji in fitness-related topics, as avocado is a highly nutritious and very popular food with fitness people🏋️‍♀. It can also be used in some situations to imply boredom or lack of interest🥱.

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🤳🏿 selfie: dark skin tone

Say cheese✌ and strike a pose with the "🤳🏿" (Selfie) emoji, a trendy and fun symbol that showcases a single hand holding a smartphone, with the device's camera pointed towards the user to snap a selfie, embodying the popularity of self-portraits in the digital age.

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🐭 mouse face

The Mouse Emoji 🐭, is a charming and playful character in our emoji palette. This emoji depicts a cartoon-style face of a mouse, it is usually shown straight on and often in a happy or neutral expression. It has two round eyes, a pointed snout, and large, round ears on the top of its head. The color of the mouse can vary depending on the platform, but it is often depicted in shades of gray or light brown. When it comes to meaning and usage, the Mouse Emoji 🐭 is predominantly used to symbolize the small, furry creature we all know, or as a playful or endearing symbol. It can pop up in conversations about pets and nature, or add a playful tone when discussing tidiness or small, fast movements. It can also be a humorous way to express being quiet or stealthy, as mice are often associated with silence and discretion. On the social media stage, the Mouse Emoji 🐭 becomes a versatile player. It's commonly seen in posts related to cute pet mice or animations involving famous mouse characters (Jerry or Mickey?). In a more metaphorical context, it can also represent feeling small, quiet, or unnoticed, given the mouse's unassuming nature and small size. You might also see it used to denote curiosity, reflecting a mouse's inquisitive nature, or shyness, embodying a mouse's timid behavior. Additionally, it can serve as an affectionate nickname for someone deemed to be adorable or clever🤓.

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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. The oldest evidence of wine production was found in China, Georgia, Iran, and Armenia, dating from 7000 to 4100 BC. Wine was also an important part of the culture and religion of ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Greece, and Rome. It's commonly used to represent the act of drinking wine, a love for wine, or the idea of unwinding after a long day🌙. It's a symbol of celebration, often seen in posts about birthdays, anniversaries📅, or any event worth raising a glass to. Due to wine's association with high-end dining and luxury💎, this emoji can be used to represent sophistication or class. It's also used in the context of wine tasting events, vineyard tours, or when discussing different types of wines. 🍷 can even represent the idea of "savoring" life, much like one would savor a good glass of wine. And it can also convey sophistication or elegance, as wine is considered a refined and classy drink.

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🥖 baguette bread

This emoji can be used to refer to bread or food in general, especially when paired with other food emojis, such as 🧀 cheese, 🍞 toast, or 🍽️ plate. As one of the representative food of France, it can also represent French culture, cuisine, or language.

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🥔 potato

The potato emoji🥔 shows a whole unpeeled potato, with a brown, rough, bumpy skin. There is a few "eyes" on its skin, which is a common trait of potato. Potatos are one of the world's four major food crops and can be cooked and eaten in various ways. This emoji might be a way to express the love for potatos and cuisine made by potatos, like mashed potato. It can also represent 'a hot potato', which means a controversial or difficult issue that people don't want to deal with or talk about. Some users use it to indicate couch potatoes (entered in the Oxford English Dictionary in 1993) or potatoes on the couch 🛋🥔 . It means that this lazy and obese lifestyle that is lying on the sofa like a potato, watching TV and eating snacks, which is very vivid. Due to the appearance of potato, this emoji can also be used to mock or insult someone or something for being small, boring, ugly insignificant, or unattractive.

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🤳🏽 selfie: medium skin tone

Say cheese✌ and strike a pose with the "🤳🏽" (Selfie) emoji, a trendy and fun symbol that showcases a single hand holding a smartphone, with the device's camera pointed towards the user to snap a selfie, embodying the popularity of self-portraits in the digital age.

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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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🥛 glass of milk

Milk is also used to make various dairy products, such as cheese, yogurt, butter, and ice cream. 🥛 is primarily used to represent milk or dairy products in general. Someone might drop this emoji in a chat to indicate they're having a glass of milk.

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🐀 rat

Get ready to explore the Rat emoji 🐀, a charming digital representation of a real-life rat. This emoji depicts a full-bodied rat, usually shown in profile, facing to the left. The rat has a pointed snout, large, round ears, and a long, thin tail. The color of the rat can vary depending on the platform, but it is often depicted in shades of gray. In terms of its usage, the "🐀" emoji is typically used in literal contexts related to rats. For instance, it might be used when talking about pets, pests, or the animal's symbolism in various cultures (such as the Chinese zodiac, where the rat is one of the twelve zodiac animals). But wait, there's more! The rat emoji also symbolizes attributes often associated with rats, like craftiness and resourcefulness, due to their reputation as intelligent and adaptable creatures. Whether it's Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, the 🐀 emoji has carved out a unique niche. It's commonly found in posts that revolve around pets, city life, and even pop culture references, such as the clever Remy from "Ratatouille." It's also used to subtly indicate resourcefulness or adaptability, much like the nature of rats themselves. The Rat emoji 🐀 is often associated with nuisances or pests. On the other hand, the Mouse emoji 🐁 is more commonly linked with pets or symbols of cuteness and endearing charm.

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🌭 hot dog

This emoji shows a cooked sausage in a sliced bun, usually drizzled with yellow mustard. It looks like a typical American-style hot dog. The hot dog is a staple of American cuisine, tracing its roots back to the 19th century. Immigrants from Germany brought the concept of the "dachshund sausage" to the United States, and it quickly became a popular street food in cities like New York and Chicago. The hot dog's cultural significance is so profound that it even has its own National Hot Dog Day📅, celebrated annually on the third Wednesday in July. The hot dog emoji 🌭 can be used to refer to the food item itself, or to fast food in general. For example, someone might use the hot dog emoji 🌭 to say they are craving a snack, or to show their support for their favorite baseball team. It can also be used to represent small dogs🐕, especially dachshunds or wiener dogs, which have a similar shape to the sausage. Some people also use this emoji as a euphemism for male genitalia, due to its phallic appearance. However, this usage is less common and more vulgar than the eggplant emoji 🍆.

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🤳🏻 selfie: light skin tone

Say cheese✌ and strike a pose with the "🤳🏻" (Selfie) emoji, a trendy and fun symbol that showcases a single hand holding a smartphone, with the device's camera pointed towards the user to snap a selfie, embodying the popularity of self-portraits in the digital age.

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🤳 selfie

Say cheese✌ and strike a pose with the "🤳" (Selfie) emoji, a trendy and fun symbol that showcases a single hand holding a smartphone, with the device's camera pointed towards the user to snap a selfie, embodying the popularity of self-portraits in the digital age.

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🐐 goat

Perfect for injecting a little farmyard fun into your chats or perhaps when talking about your favorite goat cheese recipe.

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🍽 fork and knife with plate (base style)

The emoji🍽 shows a plate with a fork and knife🍴 placed parallel on either side. The plate is usually white, and the fork and knife are usually silver. You might confuse 🍽 with 🍴 because they look similar, but there are some difference between them. 🍽 is based on the international symbol for restaurant, which consists of a knife and fork crossed over a plate, while 🍴 is based on the western table etiquette of using a knife and fork. Therefore, the former emphasizes more on the concept of food or restaurant and the latter emphasizes more on the concept of eating or utensils. 🍽 is a symbol of dining and food in general. It's commonly used in the context of meals, whether it's planning a dinner, expressing hunger, or simply indicating that it's time to eat. It's also used to represent the act of cooking or the culinary arts, making it a favorite among food bloggers and chefs🧑‍🍳 on social media. You can also use it to invite someone to join for a meal, or to accept an invitation.

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🍟 french fries

This emoji presents a red carton brimming with golden, crispy fries. The fries, depicted in a vibrant yellow, are irregularly shaped, sticking out from the top of the carton in a playful, enticing manner. The platform Apple add an emoji😊 to the red carton and we(EmojiAll) add our logo to the red carton. Originating from Belgium in the 17th century, these deep-fried potato strips quickly became a global sensation. The french fries are thin strips of potato that are deep-fried and seasoned with salt. They are usually served as a side dish or a snack, often with ketchup🍅, mayonnaise, or other sauces. 🍟 is primarily used to represent the actual food item, french fries. As one of the iconic foods of fast food, it's also often used in the context of expressing a craving for fast food🍔 in general. It's also used to convey a sense of indulgence or treating oneself. For example, "It's Friday night, time to 🍟!" Here, the emoji stands in for the idea of indulging in something enjoyable or comforting, much like the act of enjoying a serving of fries. Moreover, in the context of health and fitness discussions, this emoji can be used to symbolize unhealthy eating habits or a cheat day😋.

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🥦 broccoli

This is a bright green broccoli. It's shaped like a small tree🌳, or perhaps an explosion of emerald fireworks. The top part, the florets, is lush and bushy, showcasing a multitude of tiny green buds. This part represents the edible portion of the vegetable we're familiar with. Below the florets, we see a lighter green stalk, long and slender, offering a sturdy base. 🥦 is a cruciferous plant that originated in Europe, and it was formed by artificial breeding of wild cabbage. It was first discovered by the Italians in the 6th century BC, and it was widely cultivated and consumed during the Roman Empire. 🥦 is a nutritious food, rich in vitamin C, calcium, iron and dietary fiber. The most common usage is, of course, to represent the vegetable itself. In conversations about healthy eating, diet, or cooking🍳, the broccoli emoji is a frequent flyer. Broccoli is a common vegetable native to Italy🇮🇹, and often indicates green and healthy eating methods such as vegetable salad. Moreover, it's often used in a broader sense to signify health, wellness, and nature. It also appears frequently in the topics related to weight loss🏃‍. Additionally, it can represent the popular broccoli hairstyle.

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🌶 hot pepper (base style)

The emoji 🌶 depicts a bright red Mexican chili pepper, slightly curled and with a green stem. It looks like a small, spicy vegetable that can add flavor and heat to any dish. Chili peppers are native to Mexico🇲🇽 and have been cultivated for thousands of years by the indigenous peoples. They were introduced to the rest of the world by Christopher Columbus🚢. The chili pepper has a rich history of symbolic meanings in different cultures. For example, in Italy, red chili peppers are seen as good luck charms. They're believed to ward off gossip and attract good fortune. Meanwhile, in the Chinese tradition, red chili peppers, and particularly hanging a red chili pepper tassel, are considered auspicious and are associated with good harvest. It can be used to indicate a dish on a restaurant menu that is spicy or contains chili peppers, as in "I ordered the 🌶 curry" or "Do you like 🌶 salsa?". Additionally, 🌶 can be used to represent something “hot and spicy,” figuratively or literally. For example, it can be used to describe a person's appearance, personality, or mood, like a girl💃 with a hot body and a straightforward personality. And it can express excitement, enthusiasm, or admiration for something or someone. Sometimes, it can also be used to imply sexual attraction or innuendo.

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🥩 cut of meat

This emoji is a piece of raw meat with a dark red color. It's shaped like a T-bone steak, complete with the bone in the middle, the meat surrounding it, and some fat on the edges. The concept of steak as we know it today, particularly in Western cuisine, has its roots in the Middle Ages. The word "steak" comes from the Old Norse word "steik", meaning meat on a stick. Today, steak is a symbol of culinary indulgence and is often associated with celebrations or high-end dining. This emoji is versatile in its usage. 🥩 is often used to represent food, cooking, barbecue, or carnivorous diet. And it can be used in discussions related to diet, particularly those involving high-protein diets like the ketogenic diet or the carnivore diet. It can also represent a great meal that is to celebrate significant achievements. Sometimes, it can suggest sexual attraction or desire❤️‍🔥 for someone, using meat as a metaphor for body parts or sexual acts.

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🤮 face vomiting

This emoji features a round yellow face with scrunched up eyes, a frowning mouth, and a cascade of green vomit pouring forth. It looks so uncomfortable. In its most literal sense, 🤮 is used to express physical illness, particularly the act of vomiting. There's no better way to communicate that you've caught a stomach bug or ate something that didn't agree with you. However, its application extends far beyond this literal interpretation, embodying a variety of sentiments tied to aversion, disgust, or extreme displeasure. It can be used to express extreme disgust or aversion towards something. It encapsulates the feeling of being physically ill due to revulsion, or sometimes, overindulgence. It can also signify rejection of ideas or behaviors that are morally repugnant or unacceptable, making it a powerful symbol of protest or disapproval🙅. Additionally, it can indicate that someone is exaggerating or faking their reaction for humor or sarcasm.

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