Definitions by Crissov
1. literal: doughnut, donut; also bagel
2. homophone: “do not” (only in English)
3. visual metaphor (mostly in sexting): a) 🕳️ butthole, asshole (also as an insult) hence butt stuff, b) vagina
The difference in (3) can lead to confusion and probably results from the emoji being shown with brown chocolate frosting on many Android devices and with pink coating on Apple devices.
2. homophone: “do not” (only in English)
3. visual metaphor (mostly in sexting): a) 🕳️ butthole, asshole (also as an insult) hence butt stuff, b) vagina
The difference in (3) can lead to confusion and probably results from the emoji being shown with brown chocolate frosting on many Android devices and with pink coating on Apple devices.
🐪 is an emoji metaphor for sex, because humping is a word for having sexual intercourse and camels have humps. Since this association is specific to English, it is not used with other languages unlike more graphic metaphors, e.g. 🍆 and 🍑. Like most emoji metaphors it can either be replace actual words or augment them.
alternative spelling: 🐫
alternative spelling: 🐫
autonomile
Portmanteau of 'autonomous' and 'automobile' for self-driving cars, also known as smart car or autoauto
autonomile by Crissov July 26, 2017
An emoji of the national flag of Chile (CL), a South-American country, frequently mistaken for the flag of Texas (TX), a Southern US state.