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Wood

The wood emoji is elusive. The wood emoji can be used for anything from carpentry and building to chopping trees and camping. It also might be used to communicate that someone has wood—as in an erection or boner. You might want to clarify.

Keywords: log, lumber, timber, wood
Codepoints: 1FAB5
Introduced: March, 2020 in Unicode version 13.0.0 (Emoji version 13.0)
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