[{"emoji": "🛗", "name": "Elevator", "variations": ["🛗"], "description": "A square blue sign with a white elevator icon, often showing people inside and arrows indicating up and down.", "meaning": "The <strong>🛗 Elevator</strong> emoji represents <strong>elevators, lifts, and vertical transportation</strong>. It’s most often used in literal contexts for buildings, accessibility information, or directions. Figuratively, it can suggest “going up” in life, moving to the next level, or even a quick “elevator pitch” in business talk.<ul><li>Represents elevators or lift access.</li><li>Used in accessibility, travel, and navigation contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize progress, quick movement, or leveling up.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Meet me by the elevator 🛗\""}, {"emoji": "🏧", "name": "ATM Sign", "variations": ["🏧"], "description": "A blue square sign with the white letters “ATM.”", "meaning": "The <strong>🏧 ATM Sign</strong> emoji represents <strong>Automated Teller Machines</strong> and banking services. It’s commonly used to show the availability of cash withdrawals, banking spots, or when discussing financial errands. In online chatter, it can be humorously used to mean “I need money” or “I’m spending too much.”<ul><li>Represents ATMs and banking access.</li><li>Used in money, travel, and location contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize cash needs, spending, or finance errands.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Looking for an ATM nearby 🏧\" "}, {"emoji": "🚮", "name": "Litter in Bin Sign", "variations": ["🚮"], "description": "A sign showing a figure putting litter into a trash bin.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚮 Litter in Bin Sign</strong> emoji represents <strong>waste disposal and cleanliness</strong>. It’s typically used literally for public space etiquette or environmentally friendly habits. Figuratively, it can mean “throw it away” in reference to bad ideas, drama, or outdated things.<ul><li>Represents proper waste disposal.</li><li>Used in environmental, etiquette, and humor contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize rejection, removal, or letting go.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Time to bin those old habits 🚮\""}, {"emoji": "🚰", "name": "Potable Water", "variations": ["🚰"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white drinking water symbol, usually showing a tap or fountain.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚰 Potable Water</strong> emoji represents <strong>safe drinking water</strong>. It’s often used in travel and public facility contexts to indicate where water is drinkable. In casual conversation, it can be used humorously to refer to staying hydrated or to a refreshing drink.<ul><li>Represents drinkable water.</li><li>Used in travel, public facility, and health contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize hydration, refreshment, or safety.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Stay hydrated, friends 🚰\""}, {"emoji": "♿", "name": "Wheelchair Symbol", "variations": ["♿"], "description": "A blue square with a white wheelchair icon.", "meaning": "The <strong>♿ Wheelchair Symbol</strong> emoji represents <strong>accessibility, disability services, and mobility assistance</strong>. It’s commonly used for accessible facilities, parking spots, or events designed to be inclusive. It can also be used in broader discussions about disability rights, support, and accessibility awareness.<ul><li>Represents accessible services and facilities.</li><li>Used in travel, event, and advocacy contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize mobility assistance, inclusion, or support.</li></ul>", "example": "\"The venue is fully accessible ♿\""}, {"emoji": "🚹", "name": "Men’s Room", "variations": ["🚹"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white male figure.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚹 Men’s Room</strong> emoji represents <strong>male restrooms and facilities</strong>. It’s most often used literally for directions, public signs, or indicating gender-specific spaces. In casual contexts, it can be used playfully to refer to men, male groups, or “guys’ events.”<ul><li>Represents male restrooms or facilities.</li><li>Used in travel, signage, and humor contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize men’s spaces or gatherings.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Restroom is that way 🚹\" "}, {"emoji": "🚺", "name": "Women’s Room", "variations": ["🚺"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white female figure.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚺 Women’s Room</strong> emoji represents <strong>female restrooms and facilities</strong>. It’s commonly used for directions, signs, and location guidance. Outside of literal use, it can be a lighthearted reference to women’s spaces, events, or topics.<ul><li>Represents female restrooms or facilities.</li><li>Used in signage, navigation, and casual conversation.</li><li>Can symbolize women’s spaces or gatherings.</li></ul>", "example": "\"The women’s room is this way 🚺\" "}, {"emoji": "🚻", "name": "Restroom", "variations": ["🚻"], "description": "A blue square sign with both a male and female figure.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚻 Restroom</strong> emoji represents <strong>gender-inclusive restrooms or general bathroom facilities</strong>. It’s widely used in travel guides, event maps, and building directories. In casual contexts, it can simply mean “bathroom break” without specifying gender.<ul><li>Represents restrooms for all genders or shared facilities.</li><li>Used in signage, directions, and travel contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize general bathroom access or public amenities.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Restroom is on the next floor 🚻\""}, {"emoji": "🚼", "name": "Baby Symbol", "variations": ["🚼"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white baby symbol.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚼 Baby Symbol</strong> emoji represents <strong>facilities and services for babies</strong>, such as diaper-changing stations, nurseries, or family-friendly areas. It’s often seen in airports, malls, and public spaces to indicate amenities for parents with infants. Figuratively, it can also be used to refer to babies, parenting, or “baby-related” news.<ul><li>Represents baby care facilities.</li><li>Used in travel, public facility, and parenting contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize infants, family life, or new beginnings.</li></ul>", "example": "\"This mall has a baby changing station 🚼\""}, {"emoji": "🚾", "name": "Water Closet", "variations": ["🚾"], "description": "A blue square sign with the white letters “WC.”", "meaning": "The <strong>🚾 Water Closet</strong> emoji represents <strong>restrooms, bathrooms, and toilet facilities</strong>. “WC” is a term widely used internationally, especially in Europe and Asia, to indicate public toilets. In casual messages, it can simply mean someone is going to the bathroom or asking where it is.<ul><li>Represents public toilets and restrooms.</li><li>Used in travel, signage, and daily conversation.</li><li>Can symbolize personal needs, restroom locations, or directions.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Quick WC break 🚾 BRB\""}, {"emoji": "🛂", "name": "Passport Control", "variations": ["🛂"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white passport inspection icon.", "meaning": "The <strong>🛂 Passport Control</strong> emoji represents <strong>immigration checks and international travel</strong>. It’s used literally when talking about airport customs and border entry, and figuratively to represent travel, visas, or passport-related matters.<ul><li>Represents border control and passport checks.</li><li>Used in travel, airport, and international contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize immigration, visas, or global movement.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Just got through passport control 🛂\" "}, {"emoji": "🛃", "name": "Customs", "variations": ["🛃"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white customs inspection icon.", "meaning": "The <strong>🛃 Customs</strong> emoji represents <strong>goods inspection and border security</strong>. It’s typically used for international travel when bringing goods into a country, but can also be used playfully to mean “checking something carefully.”<ul><li>Represents customs checks for goods and baggage.</li><li>Used in travel, shipping, and trade contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize inspection, review, or scrutiny.</li></ul>", "example": " \"We need to check all the boxes before approval 🛃\""}, {"emoji": "🛄", "name": "Baggage Claim", "variations": ["🛄"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white suitcase icon, often on a luggage carousel.", "meaning": "The <strong>🛄 Baggage Claim</strong> emoji represents <strong>airport luggage collection areas</strong>. It’s most often used in literal travel contexts, but can also be a playful metaphor for “collecting” or “retrieving” something. In conversations, it can mark the end of a journey or the moment of finally getting something back.<ul><li>Represents baggage pick-up areas at airports.</li><li>Used in travel, logistics, and vacation updates.</li><li>Can symbolize retrieving, reclaiming, or getting things back.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Waiting forever at baggage claim 🛄\""}, {"emoji": "🛅", "name": "Left Luggage", "variations": ["🛅"], "description": "A blue square sign with a white suitcase and a key symbol.", "meaning": "The <strong>🛅 Left Luggage</strong> emoji represents <strong>storage facilities for bags</strong> at train stations, airports, or public places. It’s used for travel tips, meeting points, or to signal luggage storage availability. Figuratively, it can mean “leaving something behind” or “keeping something safe for later.”<ul><li>Represents luggage storage services.</li><li>Used in travel, meeting spot, and storage contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize leaving, safekeeping, or temporary holding.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Dropped my bags at left luggage 🛅\" "}, {"emoji": "⚠️", "name": "Warning", "variations": ["⚠️"], "description": "A yellow triangular sign with a black exclamation mark.", "meaning": "The <strong>⚠️ Warning</strong> emoji represents <strong>caution, alert, or danger</strong>. It’s widely used for safety messages, hazard signs, or important notices. Online, it’s also used to emphasize potential risks, urgent advice, or situations requiring careful attention.<ul><li>Represents hazards, alerts, or warnings.</li><li>Used in safety, travel, and serious discussions.</li><li>Can symbolize urgency, risk, or critical attention.</li></ul>", "example": " \"⚠️ Don’t click suspicious links\""}, {"emoji": "🚸", "name": "Children Crossing", "variations": ["🚸"], "description": "A yellow diamond-shaped sign with two child figures crossing.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚸 Children Crossing</strong> emoji represents <strong>school zones, pedestrian safety, and areas where children may be present</strong>. It’s most often used literally in road safety contexts, but can also be playfully used when talking about kids’ activities or events.<ul><li>Represents school zones and safety signs.</li><li>Used in transportation, parenting, and community contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize caution, care, or child-related events.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Drive carefully near the school 🚸\" "}, {"emoji": "⛔", "name": "No Entry", "variations": ["⛔"], "description": "A red circle with a white horizontal line across the center.", "meaning": "The <strong>⛔ No Entry</strong> emoji represents <strong>restricted areas, roadblocks, or situations where access is not allowed</strong>. It’s most often used in traffic signage contexts, but in digital conversation it can mean “not allowed,” “stop,” or “do not proceed.” In some informal chats, it’s used to signal boundaries or off-limits topics.<ul><li>Represents physical or metaphorical restrictions.</li><li>Used in travel, rules, and personal boundary contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize a full stop or prohibited action.</li></ul>", "example": "\"No! That’s off-limits ⛔\""}, {"emoji": "🚫", "name": "Prohibited", "variations": ["🚫"], "description": "A red circle with a diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚫 Prohibited</strong> emoji represents <strong>bans, restrictions, or disallowed activities</strong>. It’s often paired with another emoji or word to specify what is forbidden (e.g., 🚫🍔 for “no burgers”). In casual contexts, it can be used humorously to “ban” something disliked.<ul><li>Represents prohibition or disallowance.</li><li>Used in safety, rule enforcement, and playful contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize avoidance, rejection, or a clear “no.”</li></ul>", "example": "\"Absolutely no spoilers 🚫\""}, {"emoji": "🚳", "name": "No Bicycles", "variations": ["🚳"], "description": "A sign showing a bicycle with a red circle and diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚳 No Bicycles</strong> emoji represents <strong>areas where cycling is prohibited</strong>. It’s typically used in traffic and public safety contexts, but can also be a playful way to say “no bikes allowed” in an event or activity.<ul><li>Represents bike restrictions in certain areas.</li><li>Used in travel, safety, and event planning contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize limitations or specific rules for transport.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Sorry, no cycling in this park 🚳\" "}, {"emoji": "🚭", "name": "No Smoking", "variations": ["🚭"], "description": "A cigarette inside a red circle with a diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚭 No Smoking</strong> emoji represents <strong>smoke-free zones and smoking bans</strong>. It’s most often used in public health, travel, and workplace contexts. Figuratively, it can mean avoiding bad habits or promoting a clean environment.<ul><li>Represents areas where smoking is prohibited.</li><li>Used in health, safety, and etiquette contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize self-care, clean spaces, or rules enforcement.</li></ul>", "example": "\"This is a smoke-free building 🚭\" "}, {"emoji": "🚯", "name": "No Littering", "variations": ["🚯"], "description": "A person throwing litter into a bin inside a red circle with a diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚯 No Littering</strong> emoji represents <strong>areas where waste disposal on the ground is prohibited</strong>. It’s used in public safety, environmental awareness, and etiquette contexts. Figuratively, it can also mean “don’t bring negativity” or “no mess allowed” in a conversation or event.<ul><li>Represents littering bans in certain areas.</li><li>Used in environmental, public space, and rule-setting contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize cleanliness, respect, or keeping things tidy.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Keep the park clean 🚯\""}, {"emoji": "🚱", "name": "Non-Potable Water", "variations": ["🚱"], "description": "A water faucet symbol inside a red circle with a diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚱 Non-Potable Water</strong> emoji represents <strong>water that is unsafe to drink</strong>. It’s often used in signage for travel, outdoor activities, or construction sites where the water source is not filtered or treated. Figuratively, it can mean something is “not suitable” or “unsafe” for consumption, even metaphorically (like gossip or bad advice).<ul><li>Represents unsafe drinking water sources.</li><li>Used in travel, safety, and camping contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize danger, avoidance, or unsuitability.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Don’t drink from this tap 🚱\" "}, {"emoji": "🚷", "name": "No Pedestrians", "variations": ["🚷"], "description": "A pedestrian figure inside a red circle with a diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>🚷 No Pedestrians</strong> emoji represents <strong>areas where walking or pedestrian access is not allowed</strong>. It’s common in traffic and safety signage, but can also be used humorously to mean “no foot traffic” or “stay away.”<ul><li>Represents pedestrian restrictions in certain zones.</li><li>Used in transportation, safety, and event contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize keeping clear or restricted access.</li></ul>", "example": "\"VIP area—no walk-ins 🚷\""}, {"emoji": "📵", "name": "No Mobile Phones", "variations": ["📵"], "description": "A mobile phone icon inside a red circle with a diagonal slash.", "meaning": "The <strong>📵 No Mobile Phones</strong> emoji represents <strong>areas where phone use is prohibited</strong>, such as hospitals, airplanes during takeoff, or certain events. It’s also used casually to suggest putting the phone down for focus or social time.<ul><li>Represents phone use bans in certain areas.</li><li>Used in safety, etiquette, and productivity contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize focus, presence, or a phone-free zone.</li></ul>", "example": "\"No phones during the performance 📵\" "}, {"emoji": "🔞", "name": "No One Under Eighteen", "variations": ["🔞"], "description": "A red circle with the number “18” and a slash through it.", "meaning": "The <strong>🔞 No One Under Eighteen</strong> emoji represents <strong>age restrictions for adult content, events, or products</strong>. It’s most commonly used to indicate something is for mature audiences only, similar to an “R-rated” or “18+” label. In casual online contexts, it can also be used humorously to exaggerate something as “too intense” or “not for kids.”<ul><li>Represents legal age restrictions.</li><li>Used in media, event, and safety contexts.</li><li>Can humorously signal mature themes or exaggeration.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Can't go... Too scary for the little ones 🔞\""}, {"emoji": "☢️", "name": "Radioactive", "variations": ["☢️"], "description": "A black-and-yellow trefoil radiation symbol.", "meaning": "The <strong>☢️ Radioactive</strong> emoji represents <strong>radioactivity, nuclear energy, or hazardous materials</strong>. It’s used in scientific, industrial, and safety contexts. Figuratively, it can describe something as “toxic,” “dangerous,” or “highly charged” in emotional or social situations.<ul><li>Represents radiation hazards or nuclear energy.</li><li>Used in safety, science, and energy contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize danger, toxicity, or volatility.</li></ul>", "example": "\"That conversation was pure drama ☢️\""}, {"emoji": "☣️", "name": "Biohazard", "variations": ["☣️"], "description": "A black-and-yellow circular symbol with three interlocking shapes.", "meaning": "The <strong>☣️ Biohazard</strong> emoji represents <strong>biological hazards</strong> such as viruses, bacteria, or medical waste. It’s widely used in health, safety, and lab contexts. Figuratively, it can be used to describe something “contaminated” or “dangerous” in a social or humorous way.<ul><li>Represents biological hazards and contamination.</li><li>Used in health, safety, and laboratory contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize danger, infection, or high risk.</li></ul>", "example": "\"That fridge at work is a biohazard ☣️\""}]