Represents the pear fruit — gentle, mild, and a bit underrated. It can also describe something “soft and curvy” in a flattering way, like a pear-shaped body.
Your friend shows off their new outfit with wide-leg pants.
pear-core fashion 🍐 slays every time
In Japanese chats, 🍐 is usually read literally as “nashi,” a common local pear variety. It can appear in cozy autumn posts or foodie talk, carrying warm seasonal vibes rather than any body-shape reference.
Calling someone “pear-shaped” in British English can mean “it went wrong” (“everything went pear-shaped”). Be careful — tone changes completely depending on region.
Related emojis that share similar meanings or usage.
