πŸ›·

Sled Emoji πŸ›·

What πŸ›· means

A red sledge with an upper platform designed with planks or metal rods, a pair of metal curves with black ends, supporting the structure at the bottom and other metal structures facilitating the overall grip.

The πŸ›· Sled emoji, also known as sledge and sleigh, represents one of the most loved winter sports and leisure activities. It signifies fun, excitement, winter, and Christmas too! (rings any bells?)

How and when to use it

  • Sleighing is a smooth locomotive mode of mostly leisure. And idiomatically speaking, people can take you for a sleigh ride as well - "She's taking him for a sleigh ride and he can't even see it πŸ›· UGH".
  • If you're sharing Christmas countdown posts/reposts, or any content to do with the season, either on your social media feed or story, you can use πŸ›·.
  • You can also use πŸ›· in the contexts of 'Secret Santa'; if you're 'secretly' texting someone about it, dropping hints, or even posting a social media story at the end of the game.
  • Sleighs and Reindeers go hand in hand, and both have a common ground; Christmas. So, if you're wishing someone on the eve, sharing a picture your son/daughter drew for Christmas, a narrative about/for Rudolph or dressing up as him, etc, use πŸ›· in those frameworks!

Other Names

  • πŸ›· Sledge
  • πŸ›· Sleigh
  • πŸ›· Jingle Bells!
  • πŸ›· Dasher
  • πŸ›· Kibitka
  • πŸ›· Carriole
  • πŸ›· Toboggan
  • πŸ›· Komatik

The lowdown

Category
Activities β€Ί sport
Codepoints
U+1F6F7
Emoji version
Emoji 5.0
Shortcodes
:sled:
Keywords
luge, sled, sledge, sleigh, snow, toboggan

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens.

sled on Apple
Apple
sled on Google
Google
sled on Twitter/X
Twitter/X
sled on Facebook
Facebook
sled on Microsoft
Microsoft

⚑ Quick round

Which joined the keyboard first β€” πŸ›· Sled or πŸ‘£ Footprints?

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