💂️ Guard emoji
HTML
💂
Unicode
U+1F482
What is 💂️ called?
💂️ is called the Guard emoji.
Also known as sentry, royal guard, ceremonial guard. These are natural descriptions of the depicted role; the official Unicode name is guard.
What does 💂️ mean?
💂 is officially named guard. It represents a person working as a guard, sentry, ceremonial guard, or security figure, with a tall bearskin-style hat identifying the role.
Use it for guard duty, security, sentries, royal residences, ceremonial occasions, watchfulness, standing at attention, or British travel imagery. It can describe a real job, a team, an appointment, a project, or a playful role in conversation without claiming that everyone in the profession looks alike. Related choices include 🏰 Castle and 👑 Crown.
Other meanings
It can mean security, protection, sentry duty, ceremony, a royal guard, watchfulness, discipline, standing still, or keeping something safe. In figurative use it may praise somebody for applying the practical qualities associated with that work.
Example Usage
The guards are changing at the palace 💂
Someone is keeping watch at the entrance 💂
More details
Officially named guard. Its code point is U+1F482. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0. The design represents the person form of this role. Its sequence uses a profession-related component joined to the person, man, or woman base where applicable.
Variants
Visual description
A neutrally styled figure appears with a formal uniform and tall black bearskin-style hat.
The ceremonial British-inspired design is not a generic uniform worn by every security guard. Clothing, colours, and the placement of the prop vary between platforms.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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