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Person Gesturing "No"

No means no! The person gesturing no emoji shows a person with their hands crossed on their chest symbolizing a rejection or the word no. This emoji comes in different skin tones and genders. Use this emoji to say “no way”, “not in a million years”, “nope”, “wrong”, or “blocked”. This gesture gives off the feeling of rejecting or denying entry to someone. This emoji can give off a vibe of hostility or it can be a fun way to block something. “No, I won’t do the dishes mom 🙅.

Keywords: forbidden, gesture, hand, person gesturing no, prohibited
Codepoints: 1F645
Introduced: October, 2010 in Unicode version 6.0.0 (Emoji version 0.6)
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