π₯ means peanuts or nuts in general, and is used for snacks, peanut butter, allergy warnings or calling something small or cheap. Apple shows two tan peanut shells with a textured surface.

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Most of the time π₯ is just food: a snack, peanut butter, satay or chikki. Because English uses "peanuts" for a tiny amount of money, people send it when pay or a price is very low. It also appears as a warning in recipes or menus for nut allergies. Since "nuts" can mean crazy, π₯ sometimes stands for going nuts. On social media it is also used for crude "nuts" jokes, such as the "deez nuts" meme, so read it with the context of the chat.
Often part of meme replies like "deez nuts" or as a silly punchline. In food content it just means peanuts or peanut butter.
Usually means a salary or budget is very low, as in "they pay peanuts". It can also flag nut allergies for office food.
They're paying peanuts for this job π₯
Movie night snacks ready π₯πΏ
Careful, this has nuts in it π₯π«
This exam is driving me nuts π₯
| π₯ vs π° | π° is a chestnut, a single round nut, while π₯ shows peanuts in their shells. |
|---|---|
| π₯ vs π« | π« shows beans for cooking, while π₯ is for peanuts and snacks. |
| Name | peanuts |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F95C |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Keywords | food, nut, peanut, vegetable |
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π₯ means peanuts or nuts in general, and is used for snacks, peanut butter, allergy warnings or calling something small or cheap. Apple shows two tan peanut shells with a textured surface.
It can be, because some people use it for crude jokes about nuts. In most chats it simply means peanuts or a snack.
It means very little money. It comes from the English phrase "paying peanuts".
No, there is no single peanut butter emoji. People usually send π₯π§ or π₯π instead.
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