What is 🤽♀️ called?

🤽♀️ is called "Woman Playing Water Polo". Its official Unicode name is woman playing water polo.

How do I copy 🤽♀️?

On SmileyZone just click the 🤽♀️ emoji – it goes straight to your clipboard, ready to paste into WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok or any other app.

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🤽‍♀️ Woman Playing Water Polo

Woman Playing Water Polo is commonly used for playing, polo and sport.

⚽ Activities & Sports since 2016 · Unicode 9.0

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Unicode does not define this combination – the closest one is shown.

💡 Meaning

Unicode lists 🤽‍♀️ Woman Playing Water Polo among the sporting people in the People & Body group. Typical contexts are playing, polo, sport and swimming. Unicode also files it under water, waterpolo and woman, which shows how widely it is read.

📱 Typical Usage

🤽‍♀️ works in messages, comments, captions and profile names. On SmileyZone it is filed under Activities and Sports. The character has been part of the standard since 2016 (Emoji 4.0). Its code point is U+1F93D U+200D U+2640. The emoji also comes in 5 skin tone variants, listed in the sidebar.

✍️ Usage Examples

🤽‍♀️ works as a one-character reply when playing is the subject.
Fits messages about playing, polo, sport and swimming.
Often seen near 🤽🏻‍♀️ Woman Playing Water Polo: Light Skin Tone, 🤽🏻‍♂️ Man Playing Water Polo: Light Skin Tone and 🤽‍♂️ Man Playing Water Polo.

📈 Trends & Pop Culture

🤽‍♀️ mainly stands for sport, swimming and waterpolo in chats. In the wiki it sits in the Activities & Sports category.

🔗 Popular Combinations

🤽‍♀️🤾‍♂️ – Woman Playing Water Polo and Man Playing Handball
🤽‍♀️🤼‍♀️ – Woman Playing Water Polo with Women Wrestling
🤽‍♀️🤾‍♀️ – Woman Playing Water Polo plus Woman Playing Handball
🤽‍♀️🤼‍♂️ – Woman Playing Water Polo and Men Wrestling
🤽‍♀️🤾 – Woman Playing Water Polo with Person Playing Handball

⚠️ Confusion Risk

Easy to mix up with 🤽🏻‍♀️ Woman Playing Water Polo: Light Skin Tone, 🤽🏻‍♂️ Man Playing Water Polo: Light Skin Tone or 🤽‍♂️ Man Playing Water Polo. They sit in the same Unicode subgroup and look similar at small sizes, so it is worth checking the name before sending.