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Clinking glasses

This emoji is very versatile, when it comes to drinking of course. It shows two champagne glasses clinking, which can represent a “cheers!” It can also say ‘Happy New Year’ or that you will be going out for drinks. Perhaps a toast is in order.

Keywords: celebrate, clink, clinking glasses, drink, glass
Codepoints: 1F942
Introduced: June, 2016 in Unicode version 9.0.0 (Emoji version 3.0)
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