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What 🏈 means
🏈 Meaning: An oval-shaped ball with two circular white markings on both ends and short stitch-like marks in between, very similar to the stitch in ⚾ Baseball and 🥎 Softball.
The 🏈 American Football emoji represents 'gridiron' played in the USA and Canada. Having similar features to a rugby ball, this emoji works aptly only for American and/or Canadian football.
How and when to use it
- While sharing information about an upcoming football game, a live game, or even that of a previous match, you can use 🏈 in the caption.
- If you're going to watch the game, and you're either indicating the same to someone you're texting or inviting them to join you, use 🏈. For instance, "Hey. I'm watching the game, wanna join? 🏈 At a friend's place, lol. Not the stadium".
- Also, don't forget to pull 🏈 into the framework while sharing Super Bowl posts/reposts! It can be a news post, a viral post, a video/picture of the game, anything.
- Use 🏈 in the caption while sharing a birthday post, an appreciation post, or even a tribute post/repost dedicated to a football player.
Other Names
- 🏈 Canadian Football
- 🏈 USA Football
- 🏈 Gridiron
- 🏈 Super Bowl
- 🏈 Football
The lowdown
- Category
- Activities › sport
- Codepoints
U+1F3C8- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:football:- Keywords
- american, ball, bowl, football, sport, super
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens.
⚡ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first — 🏈 American Football or 🧎♀️➡️ Woman Kneeling: Facing Right?