Related emoji

• 🆙 UP! button

  When you need a button to get you out of bed, the UP! button will do the job. Get up! Or are you going up the elevator?
• 🚗 automobile

  Beep beep, little red (or grey) car coming through. This emoji depicts a standard sedan style car. It can be used to say you’re going for a drive or to tell your friends that just got a car.
• ❌ cross mark

  The Cross Mark emoji features two large, red lines crossing one another at a diagonal, meeting in the middle to make an “X.”
• 🔘 radio button

  Commander, do you copy? My radio signal isn’t clear. The radio button emoji stems from an old school style radio button. This emoji can be used when talking about radio conversations, but is often used as a button symbol or bullet point.
• 🔽 downwards button

  If you need a way to say negatory, nope, or not doing it—the downwards button emoji has your back. It can also be used for direction if you like to use your emojis literally.
• 🔺 red triangle pointed up

  Attention please, look up at the picture above this message. The red triangle pointed up emoji is a symbol that is often used as an arrow. Due to its red color, this emoji can be used as an alert, or warning about something.
• 🈳 Japanese “vacancy” button

  This emoji features the Japanese symbol for empty or available. The Japanese “vacancy” button signifies an empty parking space or hotel room.
• ❎ cross mark button

  The cross mark button is a square that is green in many cases and red in some with a white “X” in the center. It can be used as, “X marks the spot.”
• 🆘 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.
• 🛑 stop sign

  Stop right there! Halt. Freeze. You are denied permission to proceed any further. Use this emoji to stop someone dead in their tracks, or to remind them to look around before moving forward.
• 🔅 dim button

  Is your screen too bright? That’s where the Dim Button emoji comes in handy. The dim button is the opposite of the brighten button. Use this emoji when the light is too bright and it needs to be lowered.
• 🚅 bullet train

  As fast as a bullet, the bullet train is meant to travel long distances in a very short amount of time. At 177 miles per hour, bullet trains leave slow traditional locomotives in the dust. This is an advanced transportation option that is high-tech and still new to many cities.
• ⏺️ record button

  The record button emoji is a white circle symbol on top of a square button. It means that you’re about to start recording, so whomever you’re chatting with should watch their mouth!
• ⏭️ next track button

  The next track button is a white skip symbol consisting of two triangular arrows pointed left as well as a vertical white line. Use this in context of music, playlists, and DJ’s who need to learn to skip tracks.
• 🚘 oncoming automobile

  The Oncoming Automobile emoji features a car’s front view, headlights shining, coming straight at the viewer.
• 🚔 oncoming police car

  If you hear a siren and see red and blue flashing lights in your rearview mirror, pull over for the police. If you see an oncoming police car emoji in your messages, someone is about to police your conversation.
• ⏬ fast down button

  Want to slow it down a track or speed of a video? Hit the fast down button. The Fast down button allows you to slow down the audio speed at 2 or 3 times speed than normal. Use this emoji when you want to slow something down for a creepy effect.
• 🛤️ railway track

  Is there a train coming? Get off the tracks! The railway track emoji show the train tracks for a locomotive. People all over the world use traditional trains for transportation. It’s ok to cross the tracks when a train is not coming... just don’t get stuck in between the tracks!
• 🆓 FREE button

  The FREE Button emoji features a boxy, blue shape with the word “FREE” inscribed within the shape.
• 🚍 oncoming bus

  Watch out for the bus! Get out of the bus lane. The oncoming bus emoji represents a city bus or school bus that is driving on the road. You may see an oncoming bus at a street intersection or a bus stop. Get out of the road! Don’t get hit.