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🏇🏻 horse racing: light skin tone

Meet "🏇🏻", commonly known as the ‘Horse Racing’ or 'Horse Race' emoji. This dynamic symbol shows a jockey, dressed in traditional racing attire, wearing a helmet and a pair of boots, perched atop a galloping horse. The jockey leans forward, ready to push for that final sprint, while the horse, with its mane flying in the wind, races towards the finish line. The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility. The Horse Racing emoji is commonly used to refer to horse racing, equestrian, races, or fast speed, or symbolize competition and the thrill of the race. In everyday conversation and on social media, the "🏇🏻" emoji adds a dash of adrenaline and a sense of competition. Perhaps you're celebrating a win, or you're in the middle of a project and you're racing against the clock. And beyond the literal reference to horse racing, it can represent overcoming obstacles and the pursuit of a goal with single-minded determination. It's about the thrill of the chase and the will to win. The emoji "🏇🏻" only has a gender-neutral version for now, with no gender variants.

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🛌 person in bed

Introducing the "🛌" emoji, more commonly known as the 'Person in Bed', depicts a person peacefully tucked into bed, with a pillow for comfort and a blanket for warmth. At its most basic, the Person in Bed emoji represents sleeping or a bed, and comes in handy in various scenarios like expressing your exhaustion, signifying you're calling it a day, or illustrating a laid-back lazy day. In everyday conversations and on social media, the 🛌 emoji is often used to express the need for rest or to signal that it's time for bed. And it's not just about physical sleep, it's also about mental and emotional rest. Whether you're sharing your plans for a restful weekend, wishing someone good night, or talking about your love for sleep, this emoji is your digital expression of rest and relaxation. You might even spot this emoji when talking about bedroom decor or in a broader metaphorical sense to imply 'dreaming'.

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🥱 yawning face

This emoji is a yellow, circular face with eyes closed and mouth wide open covered by a hand. It looks like it is captured mid-yawn, as if it had a long day or night. 🥱 essentially symbolizes tiredness or sleepiness, perfectly depicting that moment when you're either sleep-deprived😪. It can be a cute, lighthearted way to say goodnight🌙, a digital yawn before you drift off into dreamland. However, it isn't just limited to expressing the need for some shut-eye. It can also be used to imply that something is dull, tedious, or monotonous. The emoji 🥱 can also be used in a humorous or sarcastic way, to mock something or someone that is not exciting or impressive. In addition, it can be used as a signal of rejection🙅. You can use this emoji when you want to hint to the other person that you don't want to continue your conversation.

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💆🏽‍♀ woman getting massage: medium skin tone

Emoji "💆🏽‍♀" is officially called "woman getting massage", some other names for this emoji are "head massage", "spa", or "stress relief". The emoji portrays a woman in a state of absolute tranquility, eyes peacefully closed, with a serene expression. Two hands can be seen skillfully massaging her temples🙌. This emoji can indicate an individual is relaxed, joyous, or headache, depending on the context. It is typically employed to denote feelings of relief, relaxation, self-indulgence, pampering, or pleasure. 💆🏽‍♀ is very common in everyday conversation and social media, especially when people want to share their moods or feelings with others. You might see it being used to show mental or emotional clearance. Like when your buddy sends a "Finally figured out that tricky math problem 💆🏽‍♀" message, it's clear they're feeling relieved. And the emoji might also be used to show that they are high or drunk, or that they don't care about something. Don't forget the emoji's gendered versions: "💆" and "💆‍♂️". And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your need!

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✌🏾 victory hand: medium-dark skin tone

This iconic "Victory Hand✌🏾" emoji, is a symbol that radiates peace, goodwill, and positive vibes! This emoji features a hand with the index and middle fingers extended in a "V" shape, while the thumb, ring, and little fingers are clenched together. The design of the ✌🏾 emoji can vary across platforms, but all offer a range of skin tones to reflect the diversity of users. The victory hand emoji has a long and rich history. In January 1941, Victor de Laveleye, a Belgian BBC broadcaster, proposed that the V sign should become a symbol of victory and unity for the Allied forces. This was because the French word for victory (victoire) and the Dutch word for freedom (vrijheid) both begin with the letter "V". The symbol gained popularity first in Belgium, the Netherlands, and England, and later throughout Europe. Eventually, it became a universal symbol of peace☮ and non-violence🙅‍ when it was adopted by Vietnam War protesters in the 1970s. In everyday chat and on social media platforms, the peace hand is a widely recognized symbol of peace and harmony that often conveys goodwill, agreement, or a friendly disposition. Whether you're using it to show solidarity with a cause, celebrate a milestone🎉, or just to say "hello👋," the peace sign emoji remains a beloved and enduring symbol of hope, unity, and love❤. However, in Britain, the backhand of the emoji when rotated 180° represents a rude gesture (similar to that F word in the language sense). It's essential to be aware of this potential cultural misunderstanding to avoid giving offense inadvertently🤔. In the broader context of the emoji language, ✌🏾 adds an element of positivity and unity to digital communication, enriching conversations with its symbolic meaning.

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🙃 upside-down face

This emoji showcases a vibrant yellow face, turned upside down, with a subtle smile and a pair of friendly eyes. While its appearance remains consistent across platforms, there may be some slight differences in how it looks across different platforms. For example, Microsoft's design previously featured a full-toothed grin. It was originally intended to be a flipped version of 🙂 (Slightly Smiling Face), but it soon took on a life of its own. It can have many meanings depending on the context and personality of the user. It can indicate silliness, sarcasm, irony, passive aggression, or frustrated resignation. Sometimes, it can also express confusion, surprise, or disbelief. It can be used to add a humorous twist to a message, indicate that something unexpected or ironic has happened. Some popular usages include playful teasing, self-deprecating jokes, or as a response to a surprising turn of events.

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💆🏽 person getting massage: medium skin tone

Emoji "💆🏽" is officially called "person getting massage", some other names for this emoji are "head massage", "spa", or "stress relief". The emoji portrays a person in a state of absolute tranquility, eyes peacefully closed, with a serene expression. Two hands can be seen skillfully massaging the individual's temples🙌. This emoji can indicate an individual is relaxed, joyous, or headache, depending on the context. It is typically employed to denote feelings of relief, relaxation, self-indulgence, pampering, or pleasure. 💆🏽 is very common in everyday conversation and social media, especially when people want to share their moods or feelings with others. You might see it being used to show mental or emotional clearance. Like when your buddy sends a "Finally figured out that tricky math problem 💆🏽" message, it's clear they're feeling relieved. And the emoji might also be used to show that they are high or drunk, or that they don't care about something. Don't forget the emoji's gendered versions: "💆🏽‍♂️" and "💆🏽‍♀️". And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your need!

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💆🏽‍♀️ woman getting massage: medium skin tone

Emoji "💆🏽‍♀️" is officially called "woman getting massage", some other names for this emoji are "head massage", "spa", or "stress relief". The emoji portrays a woman in a state of absolute tranquility, eyes peacefully closed, with a serene expression. Two hands can be seen skillfully massaging her temples🙌. This emoji can indicate an individual is relaxed, joyous, or headache, depending on the context. It is typically employed to denote feelings of relief, relaxation, self-indulgence, pampering, or pleasure. 💆🏽‍♀️ is very common in everyday conversation and social media, especially when people want to share their moods or feelings with others. You might see it being used to show mental or emotional clearance. Like when your buddy sends a "Finally figured out that tricky math problem 💆🏽‍♀️" message, it's clear they're feeling relieved. And the emoji might also be used to show that they are high or drunk, or that they don't care about something. Don't forget the emoji's gendered versions: "💆" and "💆‍♂️". And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your need!

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🛏 bed (base style)

This is a bed. The color of the quilt varies by different platforms. There are headboards, mattresses, sheets, pillows, and quilts, which are displayed as wooden bed frames. It generally means bed, but also can mean home, bedroom, furniture, hotel 🏨 , relax 😌 .

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✌🏽 victory hand: medium skin tone

This iconic "Victory Hand✌🏽" emoji, is a symbol that radiates peace, goodwill, and positive vibes! This emoji features a hand with the index and middle fingers extended in a "V" shape, while the thumb, ring, and little fingers are clenched together. The design of the ✌🏽 emoji can vary across platforms, but all offer a range of skin tones to reflect the diversity of users. The victory hand emoji has a long and rich history. In January 1941, Victor de Laveleye, a Belgian BBC broadcaster, proposed that the V sign should become a symbol of victory and unity for the Allied forces. This was because the French word for victory (victoire) and the Dutch word for freedom (vrijheid) both begin with the letter "V". The symbol gained popularity first in Belgium, the Netherlands, and England, and later throughout Europe. Eventually, it became a universal symbol of peace☮ and non-violence🙅‍ when it was adopted by Vietnam War protesters in the 1970s. In everyday chat and on social media platforms, the peace hand is a widely recognized symbol of peace and harmony that often conveys goodwill, agreement, or a friendly disposition. Whether you're using it to show solidarity with a cause, celebrate a milestone🎉, or just to say "hello👋," the peace sign emoji remains a beloved and enduring symbol of hope, unity, and love❤. However, in Britain, the backhand of the emoji when rotated 180° represents a rude gesture (similar to that F word in the language sense). It's essential to be aware of this potential cultural misunderstanding to avoid giving offense inadvertently🤔. In the broader context of the emoji language, ✌🏽 adds an element of positivity and unity to digital communication, enriching conversations with its symbolic meaning.

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💤 ZZZ

With an appearance that is both playful and universally recognized, this emoji embodies sleep in the most adorable way. It is typically shown as three blue or purple "Z"s to indicate snoring or sleeping. 💤 takes its roots from English where "Z's" have been used to represent sleep for a long time, often appearing in comic books and graphic novels to denote a character's rest. This common use of "Z's" traces back to the buzzing sound that a sleeping person😪 supposedly makes, often exaggerated in cartoons and comics, thereby bridging the gap between visuals and sounds in an amusing way. The primary meaning of the emoji 💤 is to signify sleep🛏 or tiredness. It can paint a picture of someone catching some z's, nodding off, or in the throes of a good night's sleep. And it's often used in posts about sleep health or relaxation techniques. It can also be used humorously to suggest that something is boring or uninteresting. For example, if someone is droning on about a topic you find dull, you might send the 💤 emoji to subtly (or not so subtly) express your boredom. In a more metaphorical sense, it can be used to signal the end🔚 of a day, week, or even an event, reflecting on its closure: "Summer vacation is over 💤".

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🐨 koala

As an interesting side note, given the koala's sleepy lifestyle, this emoji can also be used to express feelings of relaxation or the need for a good nap🛌. In the sphere of social media, the Koala Emoji 🐨 has plenty of fun applications.

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😴 sleeping face

This emoji depicts a round face with eyes closed in peaceful slumber and three blue or purple "Z"s 💤 floating above its head. "Zzz" is a symbolic representation used to denote sleep or snoring😪, commonly seen in comic books and cartoons. The origin of this expression isn't precisely documented, but some theories suggest that "Zzz" mirrors the sound some people make while snoring, so the symbol was used to represent the noise people make when sleeping. It typically signifies sleep or tiredness, or a sense of satisfaction or enjoyment of sleep. It expresses a need for rest or indicating that something is putting you to sleep, metaphorically speaking. If someone is going on about a topic that's less than thrilling, a 😴 emoji can provide a humorous, non-confrontational way to express your lack of interest.

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🤦🏾‍♀ woman facepalming: medium-dark skin tone

Step into the expressive world of the "Woman Facepalming" emoji (🤦🏾‍♀), affectionately known as the "SMH" emoji. This emoji features the image of a woman's face, shown with a hand placed on the forehead, covering the eyes, and extending down to the nose. The hand is represented by an open palm and four fingers, with the thumb resting on the forehead. The eyes of the emoji are usually closed or slightly squinted, indicating a sense of disappointment or annoyance. The act of slapping one's forehead or covering one's face with a hand is widely recognized across cultures as a sign of frustration, disbelief, or mild embarrassment. Along with the gender-neutral "🤦" and the "🤦‍♂" emoji for male, this emoji also comes with a range of skin tone options. At its most literal, the "🤦🏾‍♀" emoji represents a woman facepalming, it is also frequently used to signify that someone's made a cringe-worthy mistake or said something incredibly silly. In everyday conversation and on social media, the facepalm emoji can join forces with other emojis to convey even more nuanced emotions. Combine it with the rolling eyes emoji 🙄 to express extra annoyance or pair it with the laughing emoji 😂 for a humorous take on a facepalm moment. Whether it's a simple 🤦🏾‍♀ or a complex 🤦‍♂😂, this emoji is all about expressing that "I can't believe this" feeling!

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😅 grinning face with sweat

. 😅"), sharing relatable moments of awkwardness ("Accidentally waved at a stranger thinking they were my friend 😅"), or diffusing tense situations ("Sorry for the late reply, I was napping 😅").

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🤦🏻‍♀️ woman facepalming: light skin tone

Step into the expressive world of the "Woman Facepalming" emoji (🤦🏻‍♀️), affectionately known as the "SMH" emoji. This emoji features the image of a woman's face, shown with a hand placed on the forehead, covering the eyes, and extending down to the nose. The hand is represented by an open palm and four fingers, with the thumb resting on the forehead. The eyes of the emoji are usually closed or slightly squinted, indicating a sense of disappointment or annoyance. The act of slapping one's forehead or covering one's face with a hand is widely recognized across cultures as a sign of frustration, disbelief, or mild embarrassment. Along with the gender-neutral "🤦" and the "🤦‍♂" emoji for male, this emoji also comes with a range of skin tone options. At its most literal, the "🤦🏻‍♀️" emoji represents a woman facepalming, it is also frequently used to signify that someone's made a cringe-worthy mistake or said something incredibly silly. In everyday conversation and on social media, the facepalm emoji can join forces with other emojis to convey even more nuanced emotions. Combine it with the rolling eyes emoji 🙄 to express extra annoyance or pair it with the laughing emoji 😂 for a humorous take on a facepalm moment. Whether it's a simple 🤦🏻‍♀️ or a complex 🤦‍♂😂, this emoji is all about expressing that "I can't believe this" feeling!

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🐎 horse

The "🐎" emoji is known widely as the Horse emoji, this charming symbol is also often dubbed the Stallion, Mare, or Equine emoji. It's a straightforward expression of a full-bodied horse, showcasing its upright ears, flowing mane, and expressive eyes, the horse emoji represents the charm and elegance vibe we often associate with horses. As for its meaning and intended use, the 🐎 emoji often signifies horses, horse riding, or equestrian activities🏇. It’s a favorite among horse lovers, equestrian sports enthusiasts, and those in the cowboy culture🤠. However, it also serves a broader purpose: symbolizing strength, grace, and freedom. It's perfect to use when talking about nature, travel, or even expressing a free-spirited mood. In the social media realm, the 🐎 emoji is more than just a representation of the animal. It's commonly found in posts related to Kentucky Derby, wild west themes, or discussions about the Chinese zodiac (where the horse is a significant symbol). It's also used metaphorically to represent 'racing towards a goal,' embodying that sense of determination and willpower.

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🤦🏽‍♀️ woman facepalming: medium skin tone

Step into the expressive world of the "Woman Facepalming" emoji (🤦🏽‍♀️), affectionately known as the "SMH" emoji. This emoji features the image of a woman's face, shown with a hand placed on the forehead, covering the eyes, and extending down to the nose. The hand is represented by an open palm and four fingers, with the thumb resting on the forehead. The eyes of the emoji are usually closed or slightly squinted, indicating a sense of disappointment or annoyance. The act of slapping one's forehead or covering one's face with a hand is widely recognized across cultures as a sign of frustration, disbelief, or mild embarrassment. Along with the gender-neutral "🤦" and the "🤦‍♂" emoji for male, this emoji also comes with a range of skin tone options. At its most literal, the "🤦🏽‍♀️" emoji represents a woman facepalming, it is also frequently used to signify that someone's made a cringe-worthy mistake or said something incredibly silly. In everyday conversation and on social media, the facepalm emoji can join forces with other emojis to convey even more nuanced emotions. Combine it with the rolling eyes emoji 🙄 to express extra annoyance or pair it with the laughing emoji 😂 for a humorous take on a facepalm moment. Whether it's a simple 🤦🏽‍♀️ or a complex 🤦‍♂😂, this emoji is all about expressing that "I can't believe this" feeling!

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😕 confused face

A yellow face, with two open eyes and the corners of the mouth slightly downturned. It looks like it is confused, puzzled, or unsure about something. It is based on the emoticon ":/", which is often used to convey mixed or negative emotions online. 😕 is similar to 😟 and 🙁, but has a more neutral or mild expression. 😕 is the quintessential symbol of confusion or discomfort. Its purpose is to convey a sense of not quite understanding, or feeling slightly upset or worried. It can express those "I don't quite get it" moments. For example, you can use it to show that you are confused❓ by something, such as a complicated explanation, a vague message, or a strange situation. It can also imply that you are unhappy☹ or disappointed with something, such as a bad result, a rude comment, or a broken promise. Sometimes, it can also suggest that you are skeptical or doubtful🤔 about something, such as a dubious claim, a questionable source, or a suspicious behavior.

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💷 pound banknote

This is a stack of purple pound banknotes, with the £ sign on each platform, most of which display banknotes with a face value of 20, and the Samsung platform displays banknotes with a face value of 10. It generally means money, but it can also mean shopping b>🛍 , exchange rate, and cash payment. As of April 29, 2020, one pound is approximately equal to 1.2 US dollars 💵 .

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🏇 horse racing

Meet "🏇", commonly known as the ‘Horse Racing’ or 'Horse Race' emoji. This dynamic symbol shows a jockey, dressed in traditional racing attire, wearing a helmet and a pair of boots, perched atop a galloping horse. The jockey leans forward, ready to push for that final sprint, while the horse, with its mane flying in the wind, races towards the finish line. The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility. The Horse Racing emoji is commonly used to refer to horse racing, equestrian, races, or fast speed, or symbolize competition and the thrill of the race. In everyday conversation and on social media, the "🏇" emoji adds a dash of adrenaline and a sense of competition. Perhaps you're celebrating a win, or you're in the middle of a project and you're racing against the clock. And beyond the literal reference to horse racing, it can represent overcoming obstacles and the pursuit of a goal with single-minded determination. It's about the thrill of the chase and the will to win. The emoji "🏇" only has a gender-neutral version for now, with no gender variants.

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🤦🏻‍♀ woman facepalming: light skin tone

Step into the expressive world of the "Woman Facepalming" emoji (🤦🏻‍♀), affectionately known as the "SMH" emoji. This emoji features the image of a woman's face, shown with a hand placed on the forehead, covering the eyes, and extending down to the nose. The hand is represented by an open palm and four fingers, with the thumb resting on the forehead. The eyes of the emoji are usually closed or slightly squinted, indicating a sense of disappointment or annoyance. The act of slapping one's forehead or covering one's face with a hand is widely recognized across cultures as a sign of frustration, disbelief, or mild embarrassment. Along with the gender-neutral "🤦" and the "🤦‍♂" emoji for male, this emoji also comes with a range of skin tone options. At its most literal, the "🤦🏻‍♀" emoji represents a woman facepalming, it is also frequently used to signify that someone's made a cringe-worthy mistake or said something incredibly silly. In everyday conversation and on social media, the facepalm emoji can join forces with other emojis to convey even more nuanced emotions. Combine it with the rolling eyes emoji 🙄 to express extra annoyance or pair it with the laughing emoji 😂 for a humorous take on a facepalm moment. Whether it's a simple 🤦🏻‍♀ or a complex 🤦‍♂😂, this emoji is all about expressing that "I can't believe this" feeling!

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🤦🏾‍♀️ woman facepalming: medium-dark skin tone

Step into the expressive world of the "Woman Facepalming" emoji (🤦🏾‍♀️), affectionately known as the "SMH" emoji. This emoji features the image of a woman's face, shown with a hand placed on the forehead, covering the eyes, and extending down to the nose. The hand is represented by an open palm and four fingers, with the thumb resting on the forehead. The eyes of the emoji are usually closed or slightly squinted, indicating a sense of disappointment or annoyance. The act of slapping one's forehead or covering one's face with a hand is widely recognized across cultures as a sign of frustration, disbelief, or mild embarrassment. Along with the gender-neutral "🤦" and the "🤦‍♂" emoji for male, this emoji also comes with a range of skin tone options. At its most literal, the "🤦🏾‍♀️" emoji represents a woman facepalming, it is also frequently used to signify that someone's made a cringe-worthy mistake or said something incredibly silly. In everyday conversation and on social media, the facepalm emoji can join forces with other emojis to convey even more nuanced emotions. Combine it with the rolling eyes emoji 🙄 to express extra annoyance or pair it with the laughing emoji 😂 for a humorous take on a facepalm moment. Whether it's a simple 🤦🏾‍♀️ or a complex 🤦‍♂😂, this emoji is all about expressing that "I can't believe this" feeling!

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🤦🏽‍♀ woman facepalming: medium skin tone

Step into the expressive world of the "Woman Facepalming" emoji (🤦🏽‍♀), affectionately known as the "SMH" emoji. This emoji features the image of a woman's face, shown with a hand placed on the forehead, covering the eyes, and extending down to the nose. The hand is represented by an open palm and four fingers, with the thumb resting on the forehead. The eyes of the emoji are usually closed or slightly squinted, indicating a sense of disappointment or annoyance. The act of slapping one's forehead or covering one's face with a hand is widely recognized across cultures as a sign of frustration, disbelief, or mild embarrassment. Along with the gender-neutral "🤦" and the "🤦‍♂" emoji for male, this emoji also comes with a range of skin tone options. At its most literal, the "🤦🏽‍♀" emoji represents a woman facepalming, it is also frequently used to signify that someone's made a cringe-worthy mistake or said something incredibly silly. In everyday conversation and on social media, the facepalm emoji can join forces with other emojis to convey even more nuanced emotions. Combine it with the rolling eyes emoji 🙄 to express extra annoyance or pair it with the laughing emoji 😂 for a humorous take on a facepalm moment. Whether it's a simple 🤦🏽‍♀ or a complex 🤦‍♂😂, this emoji is all about expressing that "I can't believe this" feeling!

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🛌🏿 person in bed: dark skin tone

Introducing the "🛌🏿" emoji, more commonly known as the 'Person in Bed', depicts a person peacefully tucked into bed, with a pillow for comfort and a blanket for warmth. At its most basic, the Person in Bed emoji represents sleeping or a bed, and comes in handy in various scenarios like expressing your exhaustion, signifying you're calling it a day, or illustrating a laid-back lazy day. In everyday conversations and on social media, the 🛌🏿 emoji is often used to express the need for rest or to signal that it's time for bed. And it's not just about physical sleep, it's also about mental and emotional rest. Whether you're sharing your plans for a restful weekend, wishing someone good night, or talking about your love for sleep, this emoji is your digital expression of rest and relaxation. You might even spot this emoji when talking about bedroom decor or in a broader metaphorical sense to imply 'dreaming'.

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🛌🏼 person in bed: medium-light skin tone

Introducing the "🛌🏼" emoji, more commonly known as the 'Person in Bed', depicts a person peacefully tucked into bed, with a pillow for comfort and a blanket for warmth. At its most basic, the Person in Bed emoji represents sleeping or a bed, and comes in handy in various scenarios like expressing your exhaustion, signifying you're calling it a day, or illustrating a laid-back lazy day. In everyday conversations and on social media, the 🛌🏼 emoji is often used to express the need for rest or to signal that it's time for bed. And it's not just about physical sleep, it's also about mental and emotional rest. Whether you're sharing your plans for a restful weekend, wishing someone good night, or talking about your love for sleep, this emoji is your digital expression of rest and relaxation. You might even spot this emoji when talking about bedroom decor or in a broader metaphorical sense to imply 'dreaming'.

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🇦🇨 flag: Ascension Island

Helena, Napoleon’s exile, also used this flag. Popular science time: Ascension Island is a British overseas territory in the Atlantic Ocean, including a main island and several subsidiary reefs. Administratively, it belongs to the colony of St. Helena.

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🥫 canned food

It was invented as a response to a food preservation challenge set by Napoleon Bonaparte, who was seeking a way to keep his armies well-fed on long campaigns. This led to the development of food canning, a process that has since revolutionized the way we store and consume food.

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🥖 baguette bread

Some say that they were inspired by the Turkish bread called simit, while others say that they were created by Napoleon's army as a convenient way to carry bread in their trousers.

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♌ Leo (base style)

There are many celebrities who are Leos, such as Madonna, Daniel Radcliffe, George Bernard Shaw, and Napoleon Bonaparte.

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♌️ Leo (emoji style)

There are many celebrities who are Leos, such as Madonna, Daniel Radcliffe, George Bernard Shaw, and Napoleon Bonaparte.

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♌︎ Leo (text style)

There are many celebrities who are Leos, such as Madonna, Daniel Radcliffe, George Bernard Shaw, and Napoleon Bonaparte.

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🍕 pizza

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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🛌🏻 person in bed: light skin tone

Introducing the "🛌🏻" emoji, more commonly known as the 'Person in Bed', depicts a person peacefully tucked into bed, with a pillow for comfort and a blanket for warmth. At its most basic, the Person in Bed emoji represents sleeping or a bed, and comes in handy in various scenarios like expressing your exhaustion, signifying you're calling it a day, or illustrating a laid-back lazy day. In everyday conversations and on social media, the 🛌🏻 emoji is often used to express the need for rest or to signal that it's time for bed. And it's not just about physical sleep, it's also about mental and emotional rest. Whether you're sharing your plans for a restful weekend, wishing someone good night, or talking about your love for sleep, this emoji is your digital expression of rest and relaxation. You might even spot this emoji when talking about bedroom decor or in a broader metaphorical sense to imply 'dreaming'.

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🛌🏽 person in bed: medium skin tone

Introducing the "🛌🏽" emoji, more commonly known as the 'Person in Bed', depicts a person peacefully tucked into bed, with a pillow for comfort and a blanket for warmth. At its most basic, the Person in Bed emoji represents sleeping or a bed, and comes in handy in various scenarios like expressing your exhaustion, signifying you're calling it a day, or illustrating a laid-back lazy day. In everyday conversations and on social media, the 🛌🏽 emoji is often used to express the need for rest or to signal that it's time for bed. And it's not just about physical sleep, it's also about mental and emotional rest. Whether you're sharing your plans for a restful weekend, wishing someone good night, or talking about your love for sleep, this emoji is your digital expression of rest and relaxation. You might even spot this emoji when talking about bedroom decor or in a broader metaphorical sense to imply 'dreaming'.

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🛌🏾 person in bed: medium-dark skin tone

Introducing the "🛌🏾" emoji, more commonly known as the 'Person in Bed', depicts a person peacefully tucked into bed, with a pillow for comfort and a blanket for warmth. At its most basic, the Person in Bed emoji represents sleeping or a bed, and comes in handy in various scenarios like expressing your exhaustion, signifying you're calling it a day, or illustrating a laid-back lazy day. In everyday conversations and on social media, the 🛌🏾 emoji is often used to express the need for rest or to signal that it's time for bed. And it's not just about physical sleep, it's also about mental and emotional rest. Whether you're sharing your plans for a restful weekend, wishing someone good night, or talking about your love for sleep, this emoji is your digital expression of rest and relaxation. You might even spot this emoji when talking about bedroom decor or in a broader metaphorical sense to imply 'dreaming'.

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⌛️ hourglass done (emoji style)

For example, on Snapchat, the hourglass emoji appears next to a friend's name when your Snapstreak with them is about to end. It can also be used to urge someone to hurry, expressing urgency💨 or impatience.

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🐩 poodle

You'll often find it in Instagram captions for stylish outfits, in tweets about high fashion, or in Snapchat stories featuring pampered pets. It's also a common symbol in discussions about dog breeds and pet care. But wait, there's more!

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🐵 monkey face

On social media platforms like Instagram or Snapchat, this emoji often appears in posts or captions to convey a sense of fun, curiosity, or even a little cheekiness.

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🖕🏽 middle finger: medium skin tone

However, it's important to consider the context before using this emoji, as it may come across as offensive or inappropriate in some situations.

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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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🦫 beaver

On a hidden note, this emoji might see usage in cheeky references to women's 🦪, or tease about someone's teeth (these usages could be considered rude or inappropriate⚠). So, when you see this emoji pop up in a post or a tweet, remember, it could symbolize more than just this cute animal!

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🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏾 people holding hands: dark skin tone, medium-dark skin tone

It's like a snapshot capturing the essence of friendship, teamwork, and togetherness. This emoji is typically used to represent people holding hands, often used to signify friendship, partnership, or close relationships.

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🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏿 people holding hands: dark skin tone

It's like a snapshot capturing the essence of friendship, teamwork, and togetherness. This emoji is typically used to represent people holding hands, often used to signify friendship, partnership, or close relationships.

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🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏻 people holding hands: dark skin tone, light skin tone

It's like a snapshot capturing the essence of friendship, teamwork, and togetherness. This emoji is typically used to represent people holding hands, often used to signify friendship, partnership, or close relationships.

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🍍 pineapple

On Snapchat, this emoji can imply "complicate relationship". And 🍍 has a playful connection to the popular animated television series, "SpongeBob SquarePants." In the show, the titular character, SpongeBob, resides in a pineapple🍍 under the sea in the fictional city of Bikini Bottom.

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✴️ eight-pointed star (emoji style)

Interestingly, it also serves a protective function, acting as a "mosaic" to mask sensitive content or inappropriate language, ensuring safer digital communication. 💡The eight-pointed star is one of the most common decorative patterns in Arabia.

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🖕🏻 middle finger: light skin tone

However, it's important to consider the context before using this emoji, as it may come across as offensive or inappropriate in some situations.

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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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🦠 microbe

Platforms like Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and Facebook often see it used in posts related to health, cleanliness, disease, and even in content celebrating the wonder of microscopic life. You might recall seeing it frequently during COVID-19 discussions.

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