Timber, firewood, and DIY furniture projects are the plain-English use for this cut log, its rings and bark still visible. The old 'touch wood' superstition against jinxing good luck rides along too.
What 🪵 means
A dark brown cylindrical branch that has been chopped off from the tree, with concentric lines at the center and a short protruding branch at the side. There are a couple of slashes on the bark too.
At the direct level of significance, the 🪵 Wood emoji signifies a tree, nature, a source of fuel, and a natural element. On the indirect level of significance, this emoji can refer to anything that's hard 🙂.
How and when to use it
- Beginning the list with some implicit use cases of 🪵 - while posting or reposting pictures and/or videos of wooden furniture, jewellery, art, or even those eyegasmic pictures of wooden houses and tree houses, you can use 🪵 in the post caption.
- If you're sharing something about deforestation, destruction of nature, trees, etc, you can use 🪵.
- The intro is a beautiful prologue to the explicit use case of 🪵. So, "wood" refers to the biological sorcery of an erection, hence 🪵 too can be used to refer to an erection and the other slangs that exist for it.
- If bird photography is your thing and you're sharing pictures of a woodpecker, you can use 🪵 in the caption. This can also be used while reposting photography or even memes related to these birdies.
- 🪵 can also be used for themes such as 'firewood', 'timber', or even 'planks' and 'planking'.
Other Names
- 🪵 Branch
- 🪵 Chopped Branch
- 🪵 Tree Branch
- 🪵 Piece of Wood
- 🪵 Chopped Tree
- 🪵 Wooden
- 🪵 Natural Wood
- 🪵 Fuel
- 🪵 Timber
- 🪵 Planks
- 🪵 Lumber
- 🪵 Firewood
The lowdown
- Category
- Travel & Places › place-building
- Codepoints
U+1FAB5- Emoji version
- Emoji 13.0
- Shortcodes
:wood:- Keywords
- log, lumber, timber, wood
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 — 🪵 Wood or 🦪 Oyster?
Runs with a crowd
🪵 keeps company in brown emojis — tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.