🩴 stands for flip-flops, beach days, summer and a relaxed, casual mood. People send it when talking about vacations, the pool or just chilling at home. Apple shows a single mint green flip-flop with a blue Y-shaped strap.

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The tone is light and easygoing. It works like 🏖️ or 🌴 but is more about comfort and lazy days than travel. In many homes it also stands for the slipper a parent threatens to throw, a running joke known as the chancla in Latin American culture, the chappal in Indian and Pakistani families and the tsinelas in the Philippines. In Australia and New Zealand the word thong means this sandal, which is why the official name sounds confusing to many people.
It often stands for the chappal, especially in jokes about mom's chappal as punishment. A message like "mummy ki 🩴 incoming" means someone is in trouble at home.
Usually it just means you are off duty, at the beach or wearing comfy footwear. It can also hint that someone is about to get a playful scolding.
Beach this weekend? 🩴🌊
Work from home means 🩴 all day
If I come home late it's 🩴 for me 😂
Just bought new ones, so comfy 🩴
| 🩴 vs 👡 | 👡 is a dressier heeled sandal, while 🩴 is a simple rubber flip-flop. |
|---|---|
| 🩴 vs 🥿 | 🥿 is a closed flat shoe like a ballet flat, while 🩴 is an open flip-flop. |
| Name | thong sandal |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1FA74 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | beach, flip, flop, sandal, sandals, shoe, thong, thongs, zōri |
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🩴 stands for flip-flops, beach days, summer and a relaxed, casual mood. People send it when talking about vacations, the pool or just chilling at home. Apple shows a single mint green flip-flop with a blue Y-shaped strap.
No. It shows a flip-flop sandal, which is called a thong in Australia and some other places, and it has nothing to do with underwear.
It refers to the slipper a mother jokingly threatens to throw at a misbehaving child. It is a funny, affectionate reference, not a real threat.
No, 🩴 shows a single sandal, but people use it to mean a pair. You can send it twice if you want to show both.
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