Emoji dictionary
馃Θ Skunk emoji
[skuhngk ih-moh-jee]
What does 馃Θ Skunk emoji mean?
Better hold your nose: skunk emoji is coming through.
Simply put, the skunk emoji, 馃Θ, depicts a black-and-white skunk.
Where does 馃Θ Skunk emoji come from?
Unless you’re dying to take a bath in tomato juice, you really don’t want to tick off this emoji. Behold the skunk emoji, 馃Θ.
Skunks are native to North and South America. The name skunk comes from an Americanization of Algonquian roots meaning “to urinate” and “fox” … yup, that’s right. Skunks, of course, are known for the stinky liquid they spray when they feel threatened by a predator.
While we are familiar with skunks as black and white in color, they can also come in browns, creams, and gingers. The skunk emoji 馃Θ, however, is depicted in current versions as a black critter with a white stripe and curved tail.
In 2019, the skunk emoji was approved under Unicode 12.0. On unsupported platforms, the emoji displays as an empty box.
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Examples of 馃Θ Skunk emoji
Who uses 馃Θ Skunk emoji?
As of 2019, the skunk emoji is young, so evidence for its specific applications is still emerging.
Of course, people will take to the聽蝉办耻苍办听emoji for the love of the much-maligned animal (Pep茅 le Pew would approve) …
It's finally here! Skunk Emoji! :D
— Nieto Skunktaur @ AC 馃Θ (@NietoFox)
… as well as for various literally and figuratively “stinky” matters.
YEAH! Peta has gone crazy! 馃槨馃Θ
— Carmen Tonne (@CtonneTonne)
馃馃Α馃悁馃惪馃 but no skunk emoji. Really?!
Look at this cute face, come on. I need a skunk emoji!— Flower 馃尭 (@Flower_skunk)
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