Crossed fingers: dark skin tone
- Codepoints
- U+1F91E U+1F3FF
- Shortcode
- :crossed_fingers_tone5:
- Keywords
- cross, crossed, finger, fingers, hand, luck
- Added
- Emoji 3.0
The Unicode standard lists Crossed fingers: dark skin tone as a partial hand gesture within the people and body group. It is tagged with 6 CLDR keywords -- cross, crossed, finger, and fingers, for instance -- that describe its common uses. :crossed_fingers_tone5: is the only shortcode recorded for it -- CLDR's, with none from GitHub or Slack. It joined the lineup at Emoji version 3.0.
Skin tones
This is a skin-tone variant. The same character is drawn in 5 other forms, all of which paste as ordinary text.
Across artwork sets
5/5Five open-licence sets, bundled with this site and served from this origin — not fetched from anyone and not the drawings on your own device. Each one is credited on Licenses, which is a condition of using them.
Rendered by your fonts
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