⛄ snowman without snow emoji

What does the ⛄ snowman without snow emoji mean?

The snowman without snow emoji is an illustration of a snowman, but it does not depict any snow around him. It is typically used to indicate that snow is no longer present, for example, after a snowfall has melted, or when someone's plans for a winter activity got cancelled due to lack of snow. This emoji often represented as a stick figure, having a round shape for the body and two sticks as arms, sometimes with a scarf or a hat. The design and representation of this emoji varies across different platforms, it could be shown as a normal or cartoon style, and it could be colored or black and white.


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  • Twitter
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  • Messenger
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  • Mozilla
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Information about the ⛄ snowman without snow emoji

  • Full Name: ⛄ snowman without snow
  • Category: travel-places
  • How to type shortcode:
  • Unicode (fully qualified): U+26C4
  • Hex code point: 26C4

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