Person Gesturing No Emoji ๐
| Name | Person Gesturing No |
|---|---|
| Category | People & Body |
| Shortcode | :person_gesturing_no: |
| Unicode | U+1F645 |
| Also known as | forbidden, gesture, hand, NO, not, person, prohibit, person_gesturing_no, decline, arms, deal, denied, face, good, halt, ok, prohibited, stop, x |
Skin tone variations
Pick a skin tone for the Person Gesturing No emoji - click to copy.
What does the Person Gesturing No emoji ๐ mean?
This emoji shows a person holding their arms up in a crossed 'X' to signal 'no' or 'stop.' It's a clear refusal - a way to say absolutely not, nope, or hard pass. It also works to shut down an idea, decline an invite, or dramatically reject something you want no part of.
How people use Person Gesturing No ๐
People use it in texts and captions to firmly turn something down or to react to a bad idea. The tone ranges from playfully dramatic to genuinely 'not happening.'
- Me at 6am workouts: ๐
- Nope, not doing that ๐
- hard pass on Monday meetings ๐
Person Gesturing No emoji - frequently asked questions
What does the ๐ emoji mean?
It shows a person crossing their arms in an 'X' to signal no, stop, or a hard refusal. It's used to firmly decline or reject something.
When do people use the ๐ gesturing no emoji?
To say no, pass on an offer, or shut down an idea - anywhere from playfully to seriously 'not happening.'
How to copy and paste the Person Gesturing No emoji
Tap the Copy button or the ๐ above to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) on Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord, and anywhere else.