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Representing a guard or security personnel
The museum has a 💂 standing at the entrance.
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Guard
The Guard emoji 💂 depicts a person wearing a bearskin hat and uniform, commonly associated with ceremonial guards, particularly the Queen's Guard in the United Kingdom. It is primarily used to repres...
Meaning & Usage
The Guard emoji 💂 depicts a person wearing a bearskin hat and uniform, commonly associated with ceremonial guards, particularly the Queen's Guard in the United Kingdom. It is primarily used to represent guards, security, tradition, and the United Kingdom itself. The emoji can also be used metaphorically to represent someone who is protective or standing watch over something. It was introduced in Unicode version 6.0 in 2010. The emoji's appearance varies slightly across different platforms, but the key elements of the bearskin hat and uniform remain consistent.
Usage Contexts
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Symbolizing the United Kingdom or British culture
Visiting London and seeing the 💂 was amazing!
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Expressing protection or vigilance
I'm on 💂 duty tonight, making sure everything is safe.
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Referencing tradition and ceremony
The changing of the 💂 is a must-see event.
Platform Appearances
ℹ️ All images shown are from open-licensed sources (Apache 2.0, MIT, CC-BY 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0) and are free to use.
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🇹🇷
Muhafız
Türkçe
🇩🇪
Wache
Deutsch
🇫🇷
Garde
Français
🇮🇳
गार्ड
हिन्दी
🇸🇦
حارس
العربية
🇷🇺
Гвардеец
Русский
🇵🇰
گارڈ
اردو
🇮🇩
Penjaga
Bahasa Indonesia
🇻🇳
Bảo vệ
Tiếng Việt
🇹🇭
การ์ดคุ้มกัน
ไทย
🇮🇷
گارد نظامی
فارسی
🇳🇬
Mai Gadina Fada
Hausa
🇪🇹
ጠባቂ
አማርኛ
🇹🇿
Askari Mlinzi
Kiswahili
🇧🇩
রক্ষী
বাংলা
🇲🇲
သက်တော်စောင့်
မြန်မာ
🇺🇿
Qo‘riqchi
Oʻzbek
🇮🇳
गार्ड
मराठी
🇮🇳
సైనికుడు
తెలుగు
🇮🇩
Pengawal Kraton
Jawa
🇮🇶
Cerdevan
Kurdî
🇵🇭
Guwardiya
Filipino
Usage Tips
Use with flag emojis
Combine with the Union Jack 🇬🇧 emoji to emphasize a British context.
Use to represent protection
Use it metaphorically to show you are guarding or protecting something.
Avoid overuse in unrelated contexts
This emoji is strongly associated with the UK, so use it carefully if not relevant.
Developer Codes
U+1F482
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