Category: Activities

πŸ₯flying disc

πŸ₯ flying disc belongs to Activities. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A flying disc, like a Frisbee, used for casual throwing or the sport of Ultimate.

Aliases

:flying_disc:

Keywords

discflyingultimateflying disc

What does πŸ₯ flying disc mean?

The flying disc emoji depicts a plastic disc thrown through the air for recreation or organized sport. It is often used when talking about playing catch at a park, beach, or backyard, or when referencing the team sport Ultimate (also called Ultimate Frisbee). Depending on context, it can also refer to disc golf or just a general day spent outdoors.

Often used for

  • planning a casual game of catch with a Frisbee
  • talking about playing or watching Ultimate
  • posting about a park or beach day outdoors
  • mentioning disc golf rounds
Tone: The emoji is fairly niche and usually only appears in literal contexts about throwing a disc or playing disc sports; figurative uses are uncommon.

πŸ₯ in real messages

  • anyone down for some ultimate this weekend πŸ₯
  • brought the frisbee to the park, perfect weather for it πŸ₯
  • my shoulder is sore from throwing πŸ₯ all afternoon
  • disc golf tomorrow morning if anyone wants in πŸ₯
  • just bought a new disc for league night πŸ₯
  • beach day tomorrow, packing the πŸ₯ for sure

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How πŸ₯ flying disc looks

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flying disc emoji in OpenMoji style
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πŸ₯ flying disc codes for developers

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EmojiπŸ₯
Unicode codepointsU+1F94F
HTML (decimal)🥏
HTML (hex)🥏
CSS\1F94F
JavaScript\u{1F94F}
JSON\uD83E\uDD4F
URL encoded%F0%9F%A5%8F
Shortcode (GitHub):flying_disc:

πŸ₯ in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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