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Person playing water polo emoji 🤽

Emoji 3.0 (2016) · U+1F93D

Skin tones · Tap a tone to copy it.

What 🤽 means

Person playing water polo 🤽 goes with these words in Unicode's CLDR: person, playing, polo, sport, swimming, water, waterpolo.

Those words also drive emoji search: try person or playing on your phone to find 🤽.

On the emoji keyboard, 🤽 sits with the people playing sports (43 emoji) inside people & body, which has 390 emoji, for example 🤽‍♂️ 🤽‍♀️ 🤾 🤾‍♂️.

You can send 🤽 in 5 skin tones (🤽🏻 to 🤽🏿) or in the default yellow; tap any of them above to copy it.

Will 🤽 show on my friend's phone?

Added in Emoji 3.0 (2016), 🤽 is old enough that all current phones, computers and apps show it.

How to type 🤽

To find 🤽 quickly, type person into the emoji search.

Codes for developers

A character counter sees 🤽 as one code point, U+1F93D: 4 bytes in UTF-8 and a length of 2 in JavaScript.

Paste the emoji itself where you can. Use these codes in HTML, CSS, JavaScript or a URL.

Code pointsU+1F93D
HTML (hex)🤽
HTML (decimal)🤽
CSScontent: "\1F93D";
JavaScript\u{1F93D}
URL%F0%9F%A4%BD
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F A4 BD

Names in other languages

The CLDR name of 🤽 in the 12 languages of this site. Each links to that language's page.

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Questions people ask

What does the person playing water polo emoji mean?

Unicode calls 🤽 "person playing water polo" and links it with person, playing, polo, sport. People use it for those ideas; on the emoji keyboard it sits in the people playing sports subgroup of people & body.

When was the person playing water polo emoji added?

In Emoji 3.0, released in 2016. Every current phone and computer has it.

Can I change the skin tone of 🤽?

Yes. 🤽 has these skin tones: 🤽🏻 🤽🏼 🤽🏽 🤽🏾 🤽🏿. Tap one on this page to copy it, or set a default skin tone on the emoji page so every emoji on this site uses it.

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