Related emoji

• 🚫 prohibited

  If you see this symbol on something, it means it is not allowed; it is prohibited. Use this when telling someone something is off limits.
• 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” button

  The Japanese “Prohibited” Button emoji features a big, red square with large, white, Japanese characters stamped within the middle, which read “prohibited.”
• 🔞 no one under eighteen

  The no one under eighteen is the standard sign you see at bars, casinos and clubs, usually meaning “adults only, please!”
• 🧑‍🦼 person in motorized wheelchair

  Hold on to your hats, this person is going places fast with their motorized wheelchair!
• 🙅 person gesturing "no"

  No! Permission denied! You are rejected. Use this emoji to block, stop, and reject something or someone.
• 🆘 SOS button

  You don’t have to be stranded on a deserted island to use this red SOS button emoji, you just need to have a situation where you need a little help from your friends or family.
• ♿ wheelchair symbol

  Wheelchairs only please! When you see this symbol, if you aren’t handicapped, or with someone who is disabled and needs assistance, you’ll need to leave the area.
• 🔀 shuffle tracks button

  The shuffle tracks button emoji features a simple blue square with two white arrows running parallel to each other and then interlocking in the middle.
• 🚳 no bicycles

  Stop! No bicycles here. When you see this emoji, it’s time to put your bike back on the rack or pick another route. Your bike is not allowed.
• 🚮 litter in bin sign

  The litter in bin sign emoji is a symbol to through away your trash and waste and to not litter on the ground. If you see this emoji, it means you may need to think a little harder about where you toss disposables.
• ©️ copyright

  The copyright emoji is the outline of a circle with the letter C inside. It means that a name or material belongs to someone.
• ⛔ no entry

  If you see this sign on a door or on a road; do not enter. Turn around! Go back! No entry here!
• 🚯 no littering

  The no littering emoji shows a black background with a white silhouette of someone littering, or a white background and black silhouette. Don’t do that! A red slash is shown through the emoji to express a hard no to littering.
• 🧑‍🦽 person in manual wheelchair

  This person may have been born with disabled legs or feet or maybe they just got out of surgery, but they’ll need to push themselves forward in their manual wheelchair.
• ⏩ fast-forward button

  The Fast-Forward Button emoji features two overlapping triangular arrows which point to the right. They are situated within a square or can be seen simply on their own.
• 🛄 baggage claim

  This baggage claim emoji is a square sign with a suitcase in it to denote where you should pick up your luggage, and can be used when you’re communicating in an airport.
• 🙆 person gesturing "ok"

  You are A-ok and have permission to move along. Use this emoji to agree with someone, to grant permission to something or to say “ok”
• 📛 name badge

  This name badge emoji may be mistaken for the flame emoji at first glance but is actually a symbol for a name tag. Use it when you’re asking for a reminder of someone’s name, rather than admitting you don’t remember.
• 🆗 OK button

  OK, sounds good to me! I agree. The OK button emoji is a symbol used to agree with something or someone. It’s also used to give permission to do something.
• 🚭 no smoking

  Stop, no smoking here. This is a smoke free area. The No Smoking emoji is similar to the no smoking signs you see in public smoke free places. Cigarettes, vapes, cigars, and other tobacco products are not welcome.