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EmojiMeanings, tone, Unicode details and copy-ready characters.
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Internet SlangPlain-English definitions, context and examples for the shorthand that moves through feeds, chats and group messages.
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MemesUnderstand familiar meme formats, what their reactions imply and how the joke is normally structured.
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SymbolsUseful Unicode symbols with names, code points, copy controls and examples that show where each character belongs.
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KaomojiCopy expressive upright text faces and learn the mood, nuance and formatting behind each one.
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Emoji atlas
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01Smileys & EmotionA face for every mood, from polite smiles to full meltdown.02Hearts & LoveEvery heart colour and what people actually mean by it.03Hands & GesturesThumbs, claps and waves — the body language of chat.04Symbols & ReactionsFire, sparkles, check marks and the rest of the reaction kit.05Animals & Nature LifePets, wildlife and the occasional unicorn.06Food & DrinkMeals, snacks and things worth toasting.07Weather & NatureSun, moon, waves and seasons.08Objects & TechLaptops, cameras, money and everyday things.09Activities & PlaySport, games, music and things worth celebrating.
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All emoji, explained
01Grinning FaceA wide, open-mouthed smile used to show plain, uncomplicated happiness.Meaning & copy02Face with Tears of JoyLaughing so hard that tears appear — the internet's shorthand for 'that's hilarious'.Meaning & copy03Rolling on the Floor LaughingAn even louder laugh than 😂, tipped sideways with laughter.Meaning & copy04Smiling Face with Smiling EyesA soft, shy smile that reads as sincere and gentle.Meaning & copy05Winking FaceSignals a joke, a hint or playful flirtation.Meaning & copy06Smiling Face with Heart-EyesInfatuation or strong admiration for a person, place or thing.Meaning & copy07Face Blowing a KissAn affectionate kiss sent across a distance.Meaning & copy08Thinking FacePondering, doubting or quietly questioning something.Meaning & copy09Face with Rolling EyesExasperation, boredom or mild contempt.Meaning & copy10Smirking FaceA knowing, suggestive half-smile.Meaning & copy11Pleading FaceBig watery eyes used to beg or to look adorably helpless.Meaning & copy12Loudly Crying FaceOverwhelming emotion — sadness, but just as often joy or laughter.Meaning & copy13Face Screaming in FearShock and horror, in the style of Munch's *The Scream*.Meaning & copy14Expressionless FaceA flat, unimpressed stare.Meaning & copy15Face with Hand Over MouthGiggling, gasping or realising you said too much.Meaning & copy16Melting FaceDissolving from heat, embarrassment or total overwhelm.Meaning & copy17Smiling Face with SunglassesEffortless confidence — everything is handled.Meaning & copy18Partying FaceCelebration with a party horn and hat.Meaning & copy19Sleeping FaceAsleep, or bored to the point of nodding off.Meaning & copy20Nauseated FaceFeeling sick, or finding something disgusting.Meaning & copy21Red HeartThe classic symbol of love, in its most sincere form.Meaning & copy22Sparkling HeartA heart with glitter — excited, giddy affection.Meaning & copy23Broken HeartHeartbreak, grief or deep disappointment.Meaning & copy24Black HeartDark humour, grief or an aesthetic preference for the moody.Meaning & copy25Blue HeartCalm, loyal, platonic affection.Meaning & copy26Heart on FireBurning passion or intense devotion.Meaning & copy27Thumbs UpApproval, agreement or simple acknowledgement.Meaning & copy28Folded HandsPlease, thank you, or hands together to pray. Sometimes misread as a high five.Meaning & copy29Clapping HandsApplause and praise.Meaning & copy30Raising HandsCelebration and relief — hands up in triumph.Meaning & copy31OK HandPerfect, fine, exactly right.Meaning & copy32Waving HandAn open palm waving hello or bye, with motion lines to one side.Meaning & copy33Flexed BicepsStrength, effort and resilience.Meaning & copy34HandshakeA deal, an agreement or a partnership.Meaning & copy35FireExcellent, exciting, or trending — 'this is hot'.Meaning & copy36SparklesMagic, newness and a little bit of shine.Meaning & copy37Hundred PointsFull marks — total agreement or perfect execution.Meaning & copy38Party PopperCelebration and congratulations.Meaning & copy39StarFavourite, rating or standout quality.Meaning & copy40Check Mark ButtonDone, verified or correct.Meaning & copy41Cross MarkWrong, cancelled or not allowed.Meaning & copy42WarningCaution — read carefully before proceeding.Meaning & copy43EyesWatching closely, or 'look at this'.Meaning & copy44SkullLiterally death, figuratively 'I'm dead' from laughing.Meaning & copy45RocketRapid growth, launches and ambition.Meaning & copy46Light BulbAn idea or a sudden realisation.Meaning & copy47Dog FaceA friendly puppy — loyalty and enthusiasm.Meaning & copy48Cat FaceA cat — independent, curious, slightly smug.Meaning & copy49FoxCleverness and a touch of mischief.Meaning & copy50ButterflyTransformation, beauty and delicate change.Meaning & copy51UnicornRarity, fantasy and standing out.Meaning & copy52PenguinA tuxedoed bird — cold weather and comic charm.Meaning & copy53PizzaA slice of pizza — shared, easy comfort food.Meaning & copy54Birthday CakeA candlelit cake for birthdays.Meaning & copy55Hot BeverageCoffee or tea — a pause in the day.Meaning & copy56AvocadoBrunch culture in a single fruit.Meaning & copy57StrawberrySweetness and summer fruit.Meaning & copy58Clinking Beer MugsCheers — a toast between friends.Meaning & copy59SunSunshine, warmth and clear skies.Meaning & copy60RainbowHope after rain, and a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride.Meaning & copy61Cherry BlossomSpring, fleeting beauty and gentleness.Meaning & copy62Water WaveThe sea, or a wave of change.Meaning & copy63Crescent MoonNight, rest and quiet hours.Meaning & copy64Four Leaf CloverLuck and good fortune.Meaning & copy65LaptopWork, coding and remote life.Meaning & copy66Mobile PhoneA smartphone — calls, apps and screen time.Meaning & copy67Money BagMoney, funding and profit.Meaning & copy68CameraPhotography and capturing a moment.Meaning & copy69BooksReading, study and stacked knowledge.Meaning & copy70Musical NoteMusic, melody and sound.Meaning & copy71Slightly Smiling FaceA small closed-mouth smile that reads as polite on the surface and, very often, as something drier underneath.Meaning & copy72Grinning Face with SweatA nervous laugh — relief that something went fine, or an admission that it very nearly did not.Meaning & copy73Upside-Down FaceA smile turned over, marking irony, resignation or cheerfulness that is barely holding.Meaning & copy74Neutral FaceA flat, straight-mouthed expression showing no reaction at all, which is itself the reaction.Meaning & copy75Unamused FaceA sidelong, half-lidded look of disapproval — unimpressed, sceptical or quietly annoyed.Meaning & copy76Grimacing FaceClenched teeth and a stiff smile: awkwardness, held-in panic or the face you make after a mistake.Meaning & copy77Flushed FaceWide eyes and hot cheeks — caught off guard, embarrassed or startled by something forward.Meaning & copy78Face with Steam from NoseA hard exhale that can read as fierce determination or as barely contained frustration.Meaning & copy79Enraged FaceA red, scowling face showing open anger rather than the sulking kind.Meaning & copy80Exploding HeadA mind blown by something astonishing, revelatory or too much to process.Meaning & copy81Clown FaceA mark of doing something dumb, most often self-applied after being naive, fooled or hopeful in vain.Meaning & copy82Hugging FaceOpen hands and a warm smile, offering a hug, comfort or enthusiastic welcome.Meaning & copy83Woozy FaceA dazed, uneven expression covering tipsiness, exhaustion, illness or being overwhelmed.Meaning & copy84Smiling Face with TearA smile held in place over sadness — gratitude, bittersweetness or coping with good grace.Meaning & copy85Purple HeartAffection with a creative or devotional edge, strongly associated with music fandoms.Meaning & copy86Yellow HeartBright, uncomplicated warmth — friendship and cheerfulness rather than romance.Meaning & copy87Green HeartAffection tied to nature, growth and health, and a common team or brand colour.Meaning & copy88White HeartQuiet, minimal affection; also widely used for mourning and remembrance.Meaning & copy89Two HeartsA pair of small pink hearts suggesting mutual affection and a soft, cute register.Meaning & copy90Heart with ArrowCupid's arrow through a heart: falling for someone, or infatuation that arrived uninvited.Meaning & copy91Victory HandTwo raised fingers reading as peace, victory or a casual sign-off.Meaning & copy92Crossed FingersFingers crossed for luck — hoping something goes your way when you cannot influence it.Meaning & copy93Thumbs DownPlain disapproval or rejection, the direct opposite of a thumbs up.Meaning & copy94Person ShruggingRaised shoulders and open palms: I don't know, I can't help, or it is what it is.Meaning & copy95Person FacepalmingA hand to the face in disbelief, exasperation or second-hand embarrassment.Meaning & copy96Heart HandsTwo hands forming a heart — affection, gratitude and appreciation aimed at someone.Meaning & copy97Pinched FingersFingertips gathered upward, an Italian gesture borrowed online for emphasis or exasperation.Meaning & copy98Call Me HandThumb and little finger extended: call me, or the Hawaiian shaka meaning all good.Meaning & copy99High VoltageA lightning bolt standing for energy, speed, power or a sudden jolt of something.Meaning & copy100Red Question MarkA bold question mark used to mark confusion or to press for an answer.Meaning & copy101Red Exclamation MarkA heavy exclamation mark marking urgency, importance or alarm.Meaning & copy102ZzzCartoon sleep marks meaning sleeping, tired — or that something is deeply boring.Meaning & copy103Direct HitA dart in the bullseye: exactly right, precisely on target.Meaning & copy104Speech BalloonA comic speech bubble standing for chat, conversation, comments and messages.Meaning & copy105BrainThought, intelligence and mental effort — sometimes praise, sometimes the thing that is tired.Meaning & copy106ProhibitedA red circle with a slash: not allowed, banned, absolutely not.Meaning & copy107Bear FaceA round, friendly bear used for cosiness, cuddliness and gentle strength.Meaning & copy108PandaA giant panda, shorthand for cuteness, laziness in the fondest sense, and conservation.Meaning & copy109HoneybeeA bee standing for busyness, industry, sweetness and pollinators.Meaning & copy110LionA lion's face representing courage, pride, leadership and the Leo star sign.Meaning & copy111OctopusAn octopus, used for cleverness, adaptability and juggling many things at once.Meaning & copy112SnakeA snake — literally the animal, and figuratively someone two-faced or untrustworthy.Meaning & copy113HamburgerA classic burger, standing for fast food, comfort eating and casual plans.Meaning & copy114Steaming BowlA hot bowl of noodles: comfort food, warmth and cheap, satisfying meals.Meaning & copy115PopcornCinema snacking, and online the universal sign for settling in to watch drama unfold.Meaning & copy116Chocolate BarA bar of chocolate representing treats, comfort and small indulgences.Meaning & copy117LemonA lemon — freshness and cooking, and in idiom something that turned out faulty.Meaning & copy118SnowflakeA single snow crystal for winter, cold weather and uniqueness.Meaning & copy119SunflowerA tall yellow sunflower standing for warmth, optimism and late summer.Meaning & copy120Fallen LeafAutumn leaves on the ground: seasonal change, cosiness and things winding down.Meaning & copy121Globe Showing Europe-AfricaThe Earth seen from space, used for the planet, travel and global scope.Meaning & copy122KeyA key for access and security, and figuratively the crucial part of something.Meaning & copy123HeadphoneOver-ear headphones standing for music, podcasts and focused listening.Meaning & copy124EnvelopeA sealed envelope representing mail, messages and getting in touch.Meaning & copy125PushpinA pin for marking something important, pinned or worth coming back to.Meaning & copy126CandleA lit candle for calm and atmosphere, and for remembrance and vigils.Meaning & copy127Soccer BallA football, standing for the sport, match day and playing generally.Meaning & copy128TrophyA gold cup for winning, achievement and being best at something.Meaning & copy129Video GameA controller representing gaming, play and leisure time at a screen.Meaning & copy130Clapper BoardA film slate, used for movie and cinema talk, video production and the moment something begins.Meaning & copy131Artist PaletteA painter's palette standing for art, creativity and design work.Meaning & copy132MicrophoneA handheld mic for singing, speaking, performing and podcasts.Meaning & copy133BalloonA red party balloon for birthdays, celebrations and light-hearted occasions.Meaning & copy134Confetti BallA burst of confetti from a paper ball, used for celebrations that have already started.Meaning & copy135BasketballAn orange basketball, standing for the sport and for a game arranged with friends.Meaning & copy136Sports MedalA medal on a ribbon, marking a placed finish rather than an outright win.Meaning & copy137Game DieA single dice showing a one, standing for board games, chance and taking a risk.Meaning & copy138Musical ScoreA stave with a treble clef, representing written music rather than a recording.Meaning & copy139Circus TentA striped big top, used for festivals, shows and any situation that has become chaotic.Meaning & copy140SeedlingA young shoot with two leaves, standing for new growth and early beginnings.Meaning & copy141Maple LeafA red maple leaf for autumn, and a national symbol for Canada.Meaning & copy142VolcanoAn erupting volcano, literal in geography and figurative for pressure finally releasing.Meaning & copy143DropletA single drop of water, used for rain, hydration and conservation.Meaning & copy144Milky WayA band of stars across a night sky, standing for space, scale and quiet awe.Meaning & copy145MountainA rocky peak, literal for hiking and figurative for a large obstacle.Meaning & copy146WatchA wristwatch, standing for time, punctuality and deadlines.Meaning & copy147PackageA sealed cardboard box, used for deliveries, shipping and software releases.Meaning & copy148Hammer and WrenchCrossed tools, standing for building, repair and maintenance work.Meaning & copy149Magnifying GlassA lens tilted left, used for searching, inspecting and looking closely at detail.Meaning & copy150BatteryA charged battery, literal for power and figurative for personal energy levels.Meaning & copy151Green AppleA tart green apple, sharper in flavour and colour than the red one.Meaning & copy152CroissantA buttery pastry, shorthand for breakfast, bakeries and French references.Meaning & copy153SushiA piece of nigiri, standing for Japanese food and for a meal out.Meaning & copy154Honey PotA jar of honey with a dipper, used for sweetness both literal and affectionate.Meaning & copy155WatermelonA slice of watermelon, strongly associated with summer and hot weather.Meaning & copy156Grinning Face with Big EyesAn open, wide-eyed grin that reads as bright and slightly more excitable than a plain smile.Meaning & copy157Grinning Face with Smiling EyesA broad grin where the eyes crease too, which makes the happiness read as genuine rather than polite.Meaning & copy158Beaming Face with Smiling EyesA wide grin showing teeth with the eyes squeezed shut, closer to delight than to a simple smile.Meaning & copy159Grinning Squinting FaceLaughter with the eyes screwed shut — amusement strong enough to close your face.Meaning & copy160Smiling Face with HaloAn angel face: an innocent smile wearing a halo, claiming good behaviour that is usually in doubt.Meaning & copy161Smiling Face with HeartsA soft smile surrounded by floating hearts, showing affection rather than attraction.Meaning & copy162Star-StruckEyes replaced by stars — dazzled, thrilled or genuinely impressed.Meaning & copy163Smiling FaceAn older, softer smiley with no outline, quieter than the yellow faces around it.Meaning & copy164Face Savoring FoodA smile with the tongue out over the lip, meaning delicious — or pleased with yourself.Meaning & copy165Face with TongueTongue out and eyes open — teasing, joking or refusing to take something seriously.Meaning & copy166Zany FaceOne eye large, one small, tongue out — deliberately unhinged in a comic way.Meaning & copy167Money-Mouth FaceA face with a dollar tongue and dollar-sign eyes, thinking about money.Meaning & copy168Shushing FaceA finger held to the lips, asking for quiet or for a secret to be kept.Meaning & copy169Saluting FaceA military-style salute, used online to accept a task with mock formality.Meaning & copy170Face with Peeking EyeHands over the face with one eye looking through — watching something you can barely watch.Meaning & copy171Face with Raised EyebrowOne eyebrow up — scepticism, suspicion or a request for clarification.Meaning & copy172Face Without MouthA face with no mouth at all: speechless, or deliberately declining to comment.Meaning & copy173Lying FaceA long Pinocchio nose, marking a statement as a lie — usually the sender's own.Meaning & copy174Relieved FaceClosed eyes and a small smile — calm, content, or quietly satisfied with yourself.Meaning & copy175Pensive FaceDowncast eyes and a slight frown: quiet disappointment or a low, thoughtful mood.Meaning & copy176Sleepy FaceA face with a bubble at the nose, drawn from manga shorthand for sleeping.Meaning & copy177Drooling FaceDrool running from the corner of the mouth, meaning something looks extremely good.Meaning & copy178Face with Medical MaskA surgical mask over a neutral face, meaning illness, caution or avoiding contagion.Meaning & copy179Face with ThermometerA thermometer in the mouth — feverish, ill and unlikely to be going anywhere.Meaning & copy180Face VomitingA face actually being sick — stronger than nausea, used for real disgust.Meaning & copy181Hot FaceA red, sweating face with its tongue out, overheating from weather or exertion.Meaning & copy182Cold FaceA blue, frozen face with gritted teeth and icicles, the counterpart to the hot face.Meaning & copy183Cowboy Hat FaceA grin under a cowboy hat, used for bravado, country themes and cheerful nonsense.Meaning & copy184Nerd FaceThick glasses and buck teeth. Online it mostly marks a reply as pedantic — often the sender's own.Meaning & copy185Crying FaceA single tear on a downturned face — genuine sadness, held quietly.Meaning & copy186Confused FaceA slanted, uneven mouth showing puzzlement or mild unhappiness.Meaning & copy187Slightly Frowning FaceA small downturned mouth: mild disappointment rather than real distress.Meaning & copy188Face with Open MouthA round open mouth showing surprise, without the alarm of a scream.Meaning & copy189Fearful FaceWide eyes and a pale forehead, showing worry or nervous anticipation.Meaning & copy190Weary FaceAn upturned open mouth and closed eyes: worn out, exasperated or dramatically fed up.Meaning & copy191Yawning FaceA hand-covered yawn, meaning tired — or that something is boring.Meaning & copy192Angry FaceA frowning face with lowered brows — annoyed and displeased, but not furious.Meaning & copy193Face with Symbols on MouthGrawlixes covering the mouth, standing in for swearing.Meaning & copy194Smiling Face with HornsA purple grinning face with horns: mischief, scheming or playful wickedness.Meaning & copy195Angry Face with HornsThe scowling counterpart of the grinning devil — genuinely angry rather than mischievous.Meaning & copy196Pile of PooA smiling coil of poop. Cheerful rather than crude, and used to call something rubbish.Meaning & copy197GhostA cartoon ghost with its tongue out — playful and silly rather than frightening.Meaning & copy198AlienA grey extraterrestrial face, used for strangeness, sci-fi and things beyond explanation.Meaning & copy199Alien MonsterA pixelated invader from early arcade games, standing for gaming and retro computing.Meaning & copy200RobotA boxy robot head with antennae, standing for automation, bots and artificial intelligence.Meaning & copy201Kiss MarkA red lipstick print, standing for a kiss left behind rather than one being given.Meaning & copy202Anger SymbolThe manga vein-pop mark, drawn as a red cross of bulging lines above an angry character.Meaning & copy203CollisionA comic-book impact burst, used for explosions, sudden events and emphasis.Meaning & copy204DizzyA shooting star trailing a circle, borrowed from cartoons where it means seeing stars.Meaning & copy205Sweat DropletsThree blue droplets flying off, from manga shorthand for sweat or exertion.Meaning & copy206Dashing AwayA puff of motion lines, meaning something moved off fast or vanished.Meaning & copy207Thought BalloonA cloud-shaped bubble for thoughts rather than speech.Meaning & copy208HoleA dark opening in the ground, used literally and for the wish to disappear into one.Meaning & copy209No EntryA red circle with a white bar, the road sign meaning do not proceed.Meaning & copy210RadioactiveThe trefoil warning for ionising radiation, in use since the 1940s.Meaning & copy211BiohazardThe three-ring warning for biological hazards, designed in 1966 to be memorable and meaningless until taught.Meaning & copy212Wheelchair SymbolThe International Symbol of Access, marking step-free routes and facilities.Meaning & copy213No SmokingA crossed-out cigarette, the standard sign for a smoke-free area.Meaning & copy214No One Under EighteenA crossed-out 18, marking content or premises restricted to adults.Meaning & copy215BellA gold handbell, standing for notifications, alerts and announcements.Meaning & copy216Bell with SlashA bell crossed out — notifications silenced rather than switched off.Meaning & copy217Speaker High VolumeA speaker with three sound waves, meaning loud or audio on.Meaning & copy218Muted SpeakerA speaker with a cross, meaning sound off entirely.Meaning & copy219LoudspeakerA handheld megaphone, used to introduce an announcement.Meaning & copy220Right ArrowA solid arrow pointing right, for direction, sequence and next steps.Meaning & copy221Left ArrowA solid arrow pointing left, for going back or reversing direction.Meaning & copy222Counterclockwise Arrows ButtonTwo arrows in a loop, meaning refresh, repeat or sync.Meaning & copy223Back ArrowThe word BACK with an arrow, one of a set of English-language navigation buttons.Meaning & copy224Top ArrowThe word TOP with an upward arrow, used for scrolling up and for praise.Meaning & copy225Red CircleA plain red disc, used for recording, live status and stop conditions.Meaning & copy226Green CircleA plain green disc, the standard marker for good, available or online.Meaning & copy227Blue CircleA plain blue disc, usually neutral or informational in a status set.Meaning & copy228Black CircleA solid dark disc, used as a bullet, an off state or a neutral marker.Meaning & copy229White CircleA hollow light disc, the empty counterpart to the black circle.Meaning & copy230Large Orange DiamondA big orange rhombus, used as a bullet or a warning-adjacent marker.Meaning & copy231AriesThe ram's horns, first sign of the zodiac, covering roughly 21 March to 19 April.Meaning & copy232TaurusThe bull's head and horns, covering roughly 20 April to 20 May.Meaning & copy233GeminiThe twins, drawn as a Roman numeral two, covering roughly 21 May to 20 June.Meaning & copy234CancerThe crab's claws, covering roughly 21 June to 22 July.Meaning & copy235LeoThe lion's mane and tail, covering roughly 23 July to 22 August.Meaning & copy236VirgoA stylised M with a loop, covering roughly 23 August to 22 September.Meaning & copy237LibraThe scales in outline, covering roughly 23 September to 22 October.Meaning & copy238ScorpioAn M with a barbed tail, covering roughly 23 October to 21 November.Meaning & copy239SagittariusThe archer's arrow, covering roughly 22 November to 21 December.Meaning & copy240CapricornThe sea-goat, drawn as a looping V and tail, covering roughly 22 December to 19 January.Meaning & copy241AquariusTwo waves representing water, covering roughly 20 January to 18 February.Meaning & copy242PiscesTwo fish tied together, last sign of the zodiac, covering roughly 19 February to 20 March.Meaning & copy243Peace SymbolThe 1958 nuclear disarmament badge, later adopted as a general peace sign.Meaning & copy244Yin YangThe taijitu, a Chinese symbol for complementary opposites held in balance.Meaning & copy245Recycling SymbolThe Möbius loop of three chasing arrows, designed in 1970 and never trademarked.Meaning & copy246OK ButtonThe letters OK in a blue square, one of a set of English-language buttons.Meaning & copy247Red AppleA whole red apple with a leaf, the default apple in the set and the one people mean by the word.Meaning & copy248Beach with UmbrellaA parasol on sand beside water, standing for a day at the beach rather than the coast itself.Meaning & copy249Palm TreeA single palm, the shorthand for the tropics and for being somewhere warm.Meaning & copy250Spiral ShellA conch shell seen from the side, used for beaches, the sea and coastal decoration.Meaning & copy251Tropical DrinkA tall glass with fruit and a straw, the cocktail that means holiday rather than any specific recipe.Meaning & copy252Wrapped GiftA wrapped box with a ribbon and bow, standing for a present that has not been opened.Meaning & copy253CalendarA tear-off desk calendar showing a single date, used for scheduling and deadlines.Meaning & copy254Christmas TreeA decorated evergreen with baubles and a star, standing for Christmas and the wider festive season.Meaning & copy255Skull and CrossbonesA skull above two crossed bones, the warning mark for poison, death and mortal danger.Meaning & copy256AutomobileA red saloon car seen from the side, the default car in the set.Meaning & copy257Santa ClausFather Christmas in a red hat and white beard, the figure at the centre of the secular Christmas.Meaning & copy258Rabbit FaceA rabbit head with long upright ears, used for the animal and for Easter.Meaning & copy259EggA plain white egg in its shell, drawn before it becomes anything else.Meaning & copy260Hatching ChickA chick emerging from a cracked shell, caught halfway out.Meaning & copy261American FootballThe pointed brown ball with laces, used for American football and nothing else.Meaning & copy262Free ButtonThe word FREE in a blue square, one of a set of English-language buttons.Meaning & copy263Person CartwheelingA figure mid-cartwheel, the closest the set comes to gymnastics.Meaning & copy264Person Lifting WeightsA figure holding a loaded barbell overhead, the standard gym emoji.Meaning & copy265Down ArrowA solid arrow pointing down, used to mark a download, a decrease, or whatever comes next.Meaning & copy266Inbox TrayA desk tray with an arrow pointing into it, the icon for receiving or downloading.Meaning & copy267Hourglass Not DoneAn hourglass with sand still falling, standing for time running and something not finished.Meaning & copy268Hourglass DoneAn hourglass with all the sand fallen, standing for time that has run out.Meaning & copy269Jack-O-LanternA carved pumpkin lit from inside, the single emoji that means Halloween.Meaning & copy270FireworksA firework bursting over a dark sky, used for New Year and public celebration.Meaning & copy