🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji

Meaning of 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji

Japanese “Prohibited” Button emoji. It’s a very simple emoji. Like a 🛑 Stop Sign.

Meaning: No way to go. No, you are not allowed to do anything you want. It’s a private territory, so get out.

No 🚬 Smoking with a 🚬 Cigarette sign. No talking..No 🍕 Food. No drinks and so on and so force. Well.

It is pretty weird to explain you the meaning of the word “forbidden.” It’s the task of the parents. So… just remember: if you receive for your request two stars on the top, two horizontal lines in the middle and three vertical lines in the bottom — damn… you better think about something else to do +add

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• 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji look across different devices
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Examples of 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji using

Popular phrases with 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji to use in messengers and web:

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• Mom, can Dan and I go out tonight for a party? 🈲
• No! 🈲! Do you homework
• Attention 🈲 to smoke
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Combinations of 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji

Combinations are just a bunch of emojis placed together, like this: ​🈲​🚭​. You can use combos to make riddles or messaging without words. Here are some relevant Combinations related to 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji:

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• ​🈲​🚭​

   — No smoking

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🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Emoji look across different devices

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