π· means sledding, snow days and winter fun, and is sometimes used for Santa's sleigh at Christmas. The Apple artwork shows a red sled with flat slats on top and curved runners underneath.

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People send π· for sledding down a hill, a snow day off school, or winter holiday plans. It is playful and cozy in tone. Around Christmas it often stands in for Santa's sleigh, usually paired with π or reindeer. In sports talk it can also refer to luge, bobsleigh or skeleton events.
Snow day!! Who's bringing the sled π·
Santa is on his way π π·
We went down the big hill 20 times π·π
Watching the luge finals tonight π·
| π· vs πΏ | πΏ is skiing gear, while π· is a sled you sit on and slide downhill. |
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| π· vs βΈοΈ | βΈοΈ is ice skating, a different winter activity from sledding. |
| Name | sled |
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| Codepoints | U+1F6F7 |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | luge, sledge, sleigh, snow, toboggan |
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π· means sledding, snow days and winter fun, and is sometimes used for Santa's sleigh at Christmas. The Apple artwork shows a red sled with flat slats on top and curved runners underneath.
It can be. Many people use π· for Santa's sleigh in December, but it is also a general winter and snow emoji.
Yes, sports fans often use π· for luge, bobsleigh and skeleton since there is no separate emoji for each.
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