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⛷️ skier (emoji style)

A person who is skiing. He/She is stepping on a snowboard, holding a ski pole, wearing a helmet ⛑, glasses 🥽and scarf 🧣. The colors of the equipment vary by platform. This emoji usually means skiing. It can also indicate sports and winter❄. It is very similar to 🎿.

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❤︎ red heart (text style)

This is a red heart, the emoji version of heart symbol. ❤ generally means love, but it can also mean like, romance, affection or support to the one you care about. This emoji is used very frequently to express love, especially during Valentine's Day. Or you can just use it as a decoration in your text. Don't confuse it with ♥️ Heart Suit, which will be darker in color. Similar emojis: 🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍❣

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😙 kissing face with smiling eyes

This is a friendly little symbol that's all about puckering up and showing some love💕! It features a round, yellow face with closed eyes and rosy cheeks, pursing its lips in a cute, exaggerated kiss. The 😙 emoji is intended to represent a playful, affectionate kiss and is often used to convey feelings of love, warmth, or appreciation. It's the perfect way to add a touch of sweetness and fun to the messages. It can be used to express love for someone special, show appreciation for a kind act, or playfully signing off on a message. Additionally, the emoji is frequently used in social media captions, comments, and even as a lighthearted response to compliments.

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🤢 nauseated face

When you first lay eyes on the distinctive green face of the 🤢 emoji, your mind might instantly conjure images of feeling nauseated or downright sick. This emoji features tightly furrowed brows and a firmly closed mouth, with puffed cheeks as if it's straining to prevent itself from throwing up. In many cultures, the color green is often associated with sickness, particularly nausea and vomiting🤮. This association likely stems from the notion that people sometimes look "green" or pale when they're feeling unwell. The phrase "green around the gills," used to describe someone looking ill, also contributes to this perception. This association may have biological roots as well. Some theories suggest that the association could be related to the body's reaction to eating spoiled or toxic food, which might induce vomiting and result in a greenish hue due to bile or partially digested plant matter. The 🤢 emoji primarily conveys feelings of nausea or disgust. It's a tool for expressing that sense of your stomach turning, the kind of queasiness that leaves you feeling green around the gills. This iconic green face is often found in conversations about unappealing food experiences. It’s also commonly employed when describing reactions to disgusting sights or smells, or even an unsettling situation. Outside the realm of physical experiences, it's used in expressing distaste towards an idea. On the flip side, the 🤢 emoji can be a humorous exaggeration, used in light-hearted banter among friends when you're "sick" of their bad puns or jokes.

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😮‍💨 face exhaling

This emoji is a ZWJ sequence, meaning it is composed of two emojis that are joined by a zero-width joiner: the "😮" emoji, which represents a face with a frown, and the "💨" emoji, which represents a puff of air. Though its overall look is consistent across platforms, you may notice slight design variations on different platforms. On platforms like Apple's iOS and Facebook, the emoji is designed with an "O"-shaped mouth and looks like it is blowing, while platforms like Google's Android and Microsoft display the emoji with a slightly downturned mouth, which could potentially suggest a hint of disappointment or dismay. It usually conveys a sense of exhaling, blowing, or sighing. It can express a range of emotions or feelings, such as relief, frustration, disappointment, boredom, or sadness. It can also represent people's breath in winter, vaping or smoking🚬

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