👲 Meaning: A gender-neutral description of a person’s face with a red and green cap covering the top of the head. Also known as the gua pi mao, the skullcap in this emoji is a type of a Chinese cap.
The 👲 Person With Skullcap emoji can refer to the Chinese culture/fashion of sporting this headgear. This warm layer of clothing signifies style, comfort, culture, and a great option to keep the moisture off your head.
It is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.
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How and When to Use the 👲 Person With Skullcap Emoji
- If you’re discussing a trip and the kind of clothing you’d be packing, you can use 👲 while suggesting a skullcap on your group chat, especially if your trip is going to be at a moderately cold place.
- If you recently bought a super funky skullcap that you’re flaunting pictures of it on your social media handle, you can use 👲 in the post caption.
- You can also use 👲 in the post caption if you’re sharing pictures of your vacation (to that cold place).
- Sometimes, 👲 can also be used to refer to a beanie, a bonnet and a beret too.
- If you have a skull-cap style that you carry out every day, with every attire and you love this piece of fashion, then you can use 👲 in your social media name if you like to be identified by your style.
- For some reason, 👲 can also refer to a bully or a person who condescends someone.
Other Names
- 👲 Skullcap
- 👲 Chinese Hat
- 👲 Beanie
- 👲 Beret
- 👲 Bonnet
- 👲 Dink Cap
- 👲 Fashion
- 👲 Chinese Headgear
- 👲 Asian Man
- 👲 Gua Pi Mao
- 👲 Man With Gua Pi Mao