🩻 means an x-ray, and people use it for medical scans, injuries, broken bones or a hospital visit. Apple shows a glowing blue x-ray image of a human chest and ribcage in a square frame.

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🩻 is mostly literal: getting a scan after a fall, a doctor's appointment, or a sports injury such as a cricket or football knock. It is also used for anatomy, radiology work and medical studies. Occasionally people use it jokingly for "seeing right through" someone. Around Halloween it can stand in for skeletons. The tone depends on the situation, from worried to joking.
Most of the time 🩻 just means someone had or needs a scan. If a friend sends it after an accident, it is fine to ask if they are okay.
Fell during the match, waiting for my x-ray 🩻
Good news, nothing broken 🩻🙏
Radiology exam tomorrow, wish me luck 🩻📚
Dentist wants new x-rays before the filling 🩻🦷
| 🩻 vs 💀 | 💀 is a skull that usually means dying of laughter, while 🩻 is a medical image used for scans and injuries. |
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| 🩻 vs 🦴 | 🦴 is a single bone often linked to dogs or bones in general, while 🩻 shows an x-ray scan of the body. |
| Name | x-ray |
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| Codepoints | U+1FA7B |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | bones, doctor, medical, skeleton, skull, xray |
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🩻 means an x-ray, and people use it for medical scans, injuries, broken bones or a hospital visit. Apple shows a glowing blue x-ray image of a human chest and ribcage in a square frame.
Usually that they had an x-ray, often after an injury or at a check-up. It is worth asking if they are okay.
No. 💀 is used for laughing or "I'm dead", while 🩻 is about medical scans and bones.
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