An orange hardcover book, closing out the color-matched trio started by 📗 Green Book and 📘 Blue Book. The name has one genuine echo outside the keyboard: the FDA's own Orange Book, the federal list ranking generic drugs as safe substitutes for brand names.
What 📙 means
An orange-covered book with 'Vol 4' printed on the front cover and a few wordings below it. From a realistic POV, the 📙 Orange Book emoji would represent the FDA-Approved list of drugs with therapeutic equivalence, but generally, it suggests a cookbook/recipe book.
How and when to use it
- If you're sharing recipes on your social media handle as a post or a DM with the link to a video/article, you could use 📙 in the caption. For example, "All those yummy recipes are in here! 📙".
- From the same plane of usage, you could also use 📙 while indicating that someone's "cooking up something". Like, "Ayo. I don't trust him. He makes up all sorts of stuff. Pretty sure he has a book for them 📙".
- Basing on the main interpretation of 📙 - FDA. If you're posting or reposting content relating to the Food and Drug Administration in any way, use this emoji in the caption; news posts, informative posts, etc.
- 📙 relates to a list of FDA-approved pharmaceutical drugs. So, if you're sharing content about medicines, pharmaceuticals, etc, you could use this emoji; interesting fact posts, information, policies, etc.
Other Names
- 📙 The Orange Book
- 📙 Cookbook
- 📙 Recipe Book
- 📙 FDA Approved Drug Listings
- 📙 FDA Book
- 📙 List of Drugs With Therapeutic Equivalence
- 📙 Orange Textbook
- 📙 Volume 4
The lowdown
- Category
- Objects › book-paper
- Codepoints
U+1F4D9- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:orange_book:- Keywords
- book, education, fantasy, library, orange, reading
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
⚡ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first — 📙 Orange Book or 🌯 Burrito?