🀞 Crossed Fingers emoji meaning

🀞 means hoping for good luck or a good result, like saying 'fingers crossed'. People send it before exams, interviews, results or any wish they want to come true. Apple shows a yellow hand with two fingers crossed over each other.

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What 🀞 means

The tone is hopeful and light. It is a wish rather than a prayer, so it feels more casual than πŸ™, which can mean please, thank you or praying. A row of 🀞🀞🀞 shows strong hope. Some people also use it as a small promise. In Western playground culture, crossing your fingers behind your back means you do not really mean what you say, so in jokes 🀞 can hint that a promise is not serious. Sports fans often send it before a big match or a close finish.

In texting

It usually means 'I hope this works out'. It is a friendly way to wish someone luck or share your own hope.

Sarcastic use

After an unlikely promise, such as 'I will start my diet tomorrow 🀞', it hints that you do not expect it to happen.

At work

It is safe in most work chats, for example before a launch, a client call or approval news.

🀞 How people use it

  • Before exam or job results
  • Wishing a friend luck
  • Hoping your team wins a match
  • Making a playful promise

Example messages

results come out tomorrow 🀞🀞

good luck for your interview 🀞

India needs 20 off 12, come on πŸ€žπŸ™

I'll be on time this time πŸ€žπŸ˜…

Common 🀞 combinations

  • πŸ€žπŸ™Hoping and praying for a good outcome
  • πŸ€žπŸ€Wishing extra good luck
  • 🀞🀞🀞Really strong hope

🀞 vs similar emojis

🀞 vs πŸ™πŸ™ means please, thank you or praying, while 🀞 is a lighter wish for luck.
🀞 vs 🫰🫰 shows a thumb and index finger crossed, used as a finger heart or for money, not luck.
🀞 vs 🀟🀟 is the 'I love you' hand sign, not a wish for luck.

Emoji details

Namecrossed fingers
CodepointsU+1F91E
CategoryHands
Keywordscross, crossed, finger, fingers, hand, luck

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FAQ

What does the 🀞 crossed fingers emoji mean?

🀞 means hoping for good luck or a good result, like saying 'fingers crossed'. People send it before exams, interviews, results or any wish they want to come true. Apple shows a yellow hand with two fingers crossed over each other.

Does 🀞 mean lying?

Usually not. It mostly means hoping for luck, but in a joking context it can hint that someone does not really mean a promise.

How do you reply to 🀞?

Send your support back, for example 'you got this' or another 🀞. If they shared their own hope, wishing them luck is enough.

Is 🀞 a promise?

Occasionally. Some people add it to 'I promise' or 'I swear', but the main meaning is still 'fingers crossed for luck'.

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