
🥂 clinking glasses emoji
The clinking glasses emoji 🥂 depicts two glasses being raised together, representing a toast or celebration. It is used in messages about drinks, clinking glasses, and celebratory occasions. It can also accompany conversations about sharing a drink.
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- Category
- Food & Drink
- Unicode version
- 9.0
- Release year
- 2016
- Unicode sequence
- U+1F942
- Emoji version
- 3.0
What does 🥂 mean?
Two champagne flutes clinking together, often depicted in gold or silver, symbolizing a toast or celebration. The glasses are typically at a 45° angle, with bubbles rising in the liquid. Officially designated for the act of clinking glasses, particularly in a celebratory context.
Common uses
- Toasting a special occasion: 'Happy birthday! 🥂'
- Celebrating an achievement: 'We did it! 🥂'
- Expressing congratulations: 'Congrats on the new job! 🥂'
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Frequently asked questions
What does 🥂 mean?
Two champagne flutes clinking together, often depicted in gold or silver, symbolizing a toast or celebration. The glasses are typically at a 45° angle, with bubbles rising in the liquid. Officially designated for the act of clinking glasses, particularly in a celebratory context.
How do I copy Clinking Glasses?
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Does Clinking Glasses support skin tones?
This entry has no skin-tone variations in the current catalog. Different platform designs are renderings of the same character, not separate emoji.