ππ» Guard: Light Skin Tone emoji meaning
A guard in a red uniform and tall black bearskin hat, like the King's Guard at Buckingham Palace in London. It is used for London, the UK, and British royal ceremonies. It can also mean standing guard or staying perfectly still and serious.
U+1F482 U+1F3FB
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ππ» How people use it
- Sharing a trip to London or the Changing of the Guard
- Talking about the UK or the British royal family
- Saying you are on guard duty or keeping a straight face
Example messages
Saw the Changing of the Guard today π they really don't move
Off to London next week ππ¬π§
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Emoji details
| Name | guard: light skin tone |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F482 U+1F3FB |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | buckingham, helmet, london, palace |
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What does the ππ» guard: light skin tone emoji mean?
A guard in a red uniform and tall black bearskin hat, like the King's Guard at Buckingham Palace in London. It is used for London, the UK, and British royal ceremonies. It can also mean standing guard or staying perfectly still and serious.
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