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hand-fingers-closed
CLDR order 4 · 36 emojis · 36 variants.
Emoji list
Total 6 emojis / 6 variants · 6 match the filters.
Fully-qualified
Version E3.0
1F91B
left-facing fist
🤛 represents left-facing fist, typically shown as a closed fist with the knuckles pointing left and the thumb tucked against the fingers. This gesture mainly means a fist bump or a sign of solidarity. It is commonly used to express mutual respect, agreement, or to celebrate a shared success with a friend or colleague. In digital chats, it is perfect for a congratulatory message or as a cool way to say "deal" or "got it." You can also use it alongside the right-facing fist to simulate a physical bump between two people in a caption.
People & Body / hand-fingers-closed
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F44A
oncoming fist
👊 represents oncoming fist, typically shown as a clenched fist facing forward with the knuckles toward the viewer and the thumb tucked across the front. This hand gesture mainly means a fist bump or a sign of solidarity. It is commonly used to express mutual respect, agreement, or to celebrate a shared victory with friends and colleagues. In digital conversations, it works well as a friendly greeting or a way to say "good job" after a successful task. You might use it to cheer someone on in a caption or to show you are "in" on a plan during a group chat.
People & Body / hand-fingers-closed
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
270A
raised fist
✊ represents raised fist, typically shown as a clenched hand held upright with the fingers curled in and the thumb tucked across them. This hand gesture mainly means solidarity, strength, or defiance in various social and personal contexts. It is frequently used to express support for a cause, show collective power, or signal that one is standing firm against a challenge. In digital conversations, this emoji is a common choice for cheering on a friend or showing that you are ready to fight for a goal. It works well in captions like "We can do this! ✊" or when someone wants to show they are staying strong during a difficult time.
People & Body / hand-fingers-closed
Fully-qualified
Version E3.0
1F91C
right-facing fist
🤜 represents right-facing fist, typically shown as a clenched fist with the knuckles pointing to the right and the thumb tucked against the fingers. This hand gesture mainly means a fist bump or a sign of solidarity. It is commonly used to express mutual respect, agreement, or a shared celebration between friends or teammates. You can use this emoji to greet a friend in a chat, celebrate a win with a "🤜🤛" combination, or show that you are cheering someone on during a difficult task.
People & Body / hand-fingers-closed
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F44E
thumbs down
👎 represents thumbs down, typically shown as a hand with the thumb pointing downward and the fingers curled into a fist. This hand gesture mainly means disapproval, dislike, or disagreement in a digital conversation. It is commonly used to reject a proposal, vote no on a specific topic, or express that something is of poor quality. You can use this emoji to decline an invitation you cannot attend or to show you are unhappy with a bad movie or meal. It also works well in group chats to quickly signal a negative vote or to playfully tease a friend about a bad joke.
People & Body / hand-fingers-closed
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F44D
thumbs up
👍 represents thumbs up, typically shown as a hand with the thumb raised and the other fingers curled into the palm. The hand is usually shown from the side with the thumb pointing upward. This gesture mainly means approval, agreement, or confirmation in digital communication. It is frequently used to signal that a message has been received or to give a quick "got it" without typing a full response. You can use this emoji to confirm plans with friends, show support for a good idea, or simply acknowledge a task is complete. It also works well in captions to express that everything is going well or to give a virtual nod of satisfaction.
People & Body / hand-fingers-closed