π« Prohibited emoji meaning
π« shows a red circle with a diagonal line, the general prohibited sign. It means no, not allowed, or stop. People put it next to words or other emoji to say that thing is banned or unwanted.
U+1F6AB
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π« How people use it
- Saying something is not allowed
- Rejecting an idea
- Combining with another emoji, like π«π
Example messages
No phones at dinner π«π±
Pineapple on pizza? π«
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Emoji details
| Name | prohibited |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F6AB |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | entry, forbidden, no, not, smoke |
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What does the π« prohibited emoji mean?
π« shows a red circle with a diagonal line, the general prohibited sign. It means no, not allowed, or stop. People put it next to words or other emoji to say that thing is banned or unwanted.
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