π₯ means lacrosse: people send it about lacrosse games, practice, teams and players. The Apple artwork shows a lacrosse stick with a silver shaft, black end cap and a blue head strung with a white mesh net, plus a white ball.

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It is a neutral sport emoji used mostly in the United States and Canada, where lacrosse is common in high schools and colleges. Players and fans add it to game-day posts, team bios, practice reminders and photos with teammates. It has no slang or hidden meaning.
Players often put π₯ in their bio with a jersey number or team name. It also appears in captions for game highlights and team photos.
Game at 6, wear the white jerseys π₯
Scored twice today π₯πͺ
Tryouts are next week, so nervous π₯π¬
Who's coming to the lacrosse final π₯
| π₯ vs π | π is a field hockey stick with a curved end and no net. |
|---|---|
| π₯ vs π | π is an ice hockey stick with a flat blade and a puck. |
| Name | lacrosse |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F94D |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | ball, goal, sports, stick |
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π₯ means lacrosse: people send it about lacrosse games, practice, teams and players. The Apple artwork shows a lacrosse stick with a silver shaft, black end cap and a blue head strung with a white mesh net, plus a white ball.
No, π₯ is a lacrosse stick with a net pocket for catching the ball. Tennis is πΎ and badminton is πΈ.
It is used most in the United States and Canada, where lacrosse is a popular school and college sport.
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