🙅️ Person gesturing NO emoji
HTML
🙅
Unicode
U+1F645
What is 🙅️ called?
🙅️ is called the Person gesturing NO emoji.
Often called the saying-no person, no-gesture person, or refusing person. These are natural descriptions of the gesture, not separate Unicode characters.
What does 🙅️ mean?
🙅 is officially named person gesturing NO. It shows a person crossing both raised arms into a large X and commonly communicates refusal, rejection, stopping, prohibition, or setting a clear boundary.
Use it for saying no, declining a request, marking something forbidden, stopping an action, or rejecting a proposal. The base character does not specify gender. Related choices include 🙅♂️ Man gesturing no and 🙅♀️ Woman gesturing no.
Other meanings
It can mean saying no, refusal, rejection, stop, not allowed, forbidden, decline, boundary, or disapproval.
Example Usage
No extra meetings after five today 🙅
That entrance is not open to visitors 🙅
More details
Officially named person gesturing NO. Its code point is U+1F645. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0. It is the gender-neutral base character and supports skin-tone modifiers.
Variants
Related emoji
Gestures emojis
Visual description
A neutrally styled person is shown with both arms raised and crossed above or in front of the head to form an X.
The posture is the defining clue; hair, clothing, and facial details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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