🦥 means feeling lazy, slow or tired, like having a slow day or not wanting to move. Apple shows a brown, smiling sloth hanging from a branch by its long claws.

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The tone is soft and self-joking. People mostly use 🦥 about themselves: being slow to reply, staying in bed, or having a chill weekend. Sent about someone else, it can tease them for being late or slow, but it stays friendly. It is milder than 😴, which means actually sleeping, and cuter than saying you are tired. Animal lovers also use it simply for sloths and rainforest content.
Often sent as an apology for a late reply or to say you are in no hurry. It can also mean a lazy day plan.
Usually only used with friendly coworkers to joke about a slow Monday. It is too casual for formal messages.
sorry for the late reply, sloth mode 🦥
Sunday plans: nothing 🦥
You're still getting ready? 🦥
Saw a real sloth in Costa Rica 🦥🌿
| 🦥 vs 🐢 | 🐢 means slow and steady, while 🦥 means slow because of being lazy or relaxed. |
|---|---|
| 🦥 vs 🐨 | 🐨 is a koala, mostly a cute or Australia emoji, not about laziness. |
| 🦥 vs 😴 | 😴 means sleeping or very sleepy, while 🦥 means slow and lazy but awake. |
| Name | sloth |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F9A5 |
| Category | Animals & Nature |
| Keywords | lazy, slow |
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🦥 means feeling lazy, slow or tired, like having a slow day or not wanting to move. Apple shows a brown, smiling sloth hanging from a branch by its long claws.
Not really. It is a light tease at most, and people usually use it to joke about themselves.
It is not a romantic signal. It usually means they are tired, relaxed, or apologising for replying slowly.
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