🤽 stands for water polo, and more loosely for swimming, pool games or fun in the water. The Apple artwork shows a person in a gray swim cap and suit, waist-deep in water, raising a yellow ball to throw.
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The tone is sporty and neutral. Players and fans use it for matches, training and team news, especially around big events like the Olympics. Many people also send it more casually for a pool day, a beach trip or splashing around, since it is one of the few emojis that shows someone playing in water. It has no common slang or romantic meaning. The figure's gender and skin tone carry no special message.
Outside of water polo, friends often use it to mean a pool party or a swim session, much like 🏊 but more playful.
Practice at 6am again 🤽😴
Pool party Saturday, bring a ball 🤽☀️
We won the final 🤽🏆
Who's watching the Olympic water polo tonight 🤽
| 🤽 vs 🏊 | 🏊 shows someone swimming laps, while 🤽 shows a ball game played in the water. |
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| Name | person playing water polo |
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| Codepoints | U+1F93D |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | person, playing, polo, sport, swimming, water, waterpolo |
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🤽 stands for water polo, and more loosely for swimming, pool games or fun in the water. The Apple artwork shows a person in a gray swim cap and suit, waist-deep in water, raising a yellow ball to throw.
No. It is a sports and pool emoji and does not carry a romantic signal on its own.
Yes. Many people use it loosely for any fun in the pool, even if no one is playing water polo.
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