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What ð means
A facial profile of a chicken with a yellow beak, black eyes, a red comb, and wattles of the same color that continue from around the eyes. The beak has a tiny black hole on it, representing the nostril.
Although the ð Chicken emoji has both positive and negative connotations to it, it mostly means meat or food. The kind of meat/food most non-vegetarians prefer and relish, after pork, of course.
How and when to use it
- If you're sharing pictures or videos of your favorite chicken recipe or a new dish you tried, you can use ð in such captions.
- Use ð in your social media profile name if you love chicken and/or you're a poultry farmer.
- You can also use ð while sharing informative content about chickens, be it about farming, chicken welfare, health, etc.
- If you're posting about a new chicken restaurant that you went to or texting someone about the same, use ð in such contexts.
- ð is also a great way to indicate 'what's for dinner' or 'what's cookin'.
- If you're sharing pictures and/or videos of a chicken costume you or your little one pulled off for an event, use ð in those post captions.
- If you feel that someone's 'chickening out' of a scene or a plan, you can use ð to catch them red-handed. Like "Ohh. Stop right there. I know what you're doing ð" or "Bruh. He's not coming ð".
Other Names
- ð Birdie
- ð Fowl
- ð Broiler
- ð Rooster
- ð Hen
- ð Cockerel
- ð Capon
- ð Chick
- ð Poularde
The lowdown
- Category
- Animals & Nature âš animal-bird
- Codepoints
U+1F414- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:chicken:- Keywords
- animal, bird, chicken, ornithology
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 â ð Chicken or ðŠ Ringed Planet?
Runs with a crowd
ð keeps company in animal emojis â tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.