π» means cheers, and people send it to celebrate, make plans for drinks or toast good news with friends. Apple shows two glass mugs of golden beer with white foam, tilted together in a clink.

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The tone is friendly and social. It is more group-focused than πΊ, which can just mean you are having a beer, and more casual than π₯, which feels like champagne at a wedding or New Year. People also use it to say well done or let's celebrate even when no one is drinking, the same way you might say cheers out loud. In British and Australian chats it can simply mean thanks, since 'cheers' is used that way there.
It usually means an invite or a toast, like 'drinks Friday? π»'. After good news it means congrats, let's celebrate.
Teams use it for after-work drinks, launches or hitting a target. It is fine in casual team chats but out of place in formal emails.
It is not usually a romantic signal. It mostly means they want to hang out or celebrate, often in a group, and if it is just the two of you it may be an invite to a casual drink.
Drinks after work Friday? π»
You got the job?? Cheers to that π»π
Thanks mate, cheers π»
Match at 8, see you at the bar β½π»
| π» vs πΊ | Beer mug is a single beer, while π» shows two mugs clinking and means cheers or drinks together. |
|---|---|
| π» vs π₯ | Clinking glasses is champagne and feels more elegant, for weddings, anniversaries and New Year. |
| Name | clinking beer mugs |
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| Codepoints | U+1F37B |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Keywords | alcohol, bar, beer, booze, bottoms, cheers, clink, clinking, drinking, drinks, mugs |
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π» means cheers, and people send it to celebrate, make plans for drinks or toast good news with friends. Apple shows two glass mugs of golden beer with white foam, tilted together in a clink.
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