Emoji dictionary or or fog emoji or foggy emoji [fog] or [fog-ee ih-moh-jee] What does 🌫️ and 🌁 mean? There are two emoji are confusing ... They're both used to represent fog and related phenomena of mist and haze: fog emoji, 🌫️, and foggy emoji, 🌁. And, they're both commonly used to represent both literal and figurative fog. Related words , , , snow bunny, kaya Where does or come from? Foggy emoji is slightly older than the fog emoji. It was approved under Unicode 6.0 in 2010. Also popularly called fog, foggy city or fog bridge, this emoji depicts a city or bridge shrouded in fog, as shown in the screenshot from Emojipedia below. Foggy emoji / Emojipedia Apple, Facebook, Twitter, Samsung, and WhatsApp’s bridges resemble San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco is known for its foggy weather—and it doesn’t hurt that many of these tech companies are headquartered in the city. San Francisco was Incredible! 🌁 pic.twitter.com/QTYWMbiZY1 — Raven Carruthers (@ravencarruthers) February 6, 2019 The fog emoji was approved by Unicode 7.0 in 2014. Its appearance is fairly uniform across platforms. It looks like, well, fog: a cluster of thick, grayish-white clouds. Microsoft’s design, though, is more representational, featuring three, gray, wavy lines, as shown in the screenshot from Emojipedia below. Fog emoji / Emojipedia Examples of or Loving this fog! Bringing me back to San Fran! Anyways good morning! 🌁😛 @oceansidelyfe, November, 2018 There are patches of dense #fog this morning which could linger in places 🌫️ take care and stay #weatheraware... @metoffice, February, 2019 rip kat you will be mist / ahah hah / ha / mist 🌫️ @im_on_here, February, 2019 SEE MORE EXAMPLES Who uses or ? True to their name, the fog and foggy emoji are used for foggy, cloudy, hazy, and even snowy weather. It's a foggy morning in High Wycombe today! 🚨🌫️ Do take care on the roads and paths and enjoy the #FridayFeeling 😁 pic.twitter.com/Aab01XaaVc — Bucks New University (@BucksNewUni) February 15, 2019 #Seattle in the snow. 🌨️🎡🌁❄️ 📸: jeremygonzo via Instagram pic.twitter.com/qthSNlfuOT — Downtown Seattle (@downtownseattle) February 9, 2019 They are also both used for metaphorical fogs, like when someone only has a foggy idea or feels like they are in a fog. So #Brexit delayed 🌫️ future unclear… To help my poor eyes I added the most probable way after #MeaningfulVote Tuesday night thanks @jonworth for this überbrexitdiagram 💪#Brexit pic.twitter.com/LbtsihbbLW — Bernd 🇪🇺 Hüttemann (@huettemann) January 13, 2019 If your gonna sub-tweet about anyone😒, make it as vague🌁 as you possibly can😑… but hey😯, if you want them to notice😕… be my guest👋😶 — 〽ΐ©}{λ€Ł Ꮹ. (@MikeQuality) January 14, 2014 Thanks to the appearance of the Golden Gate Bridge on many platforms, foggy emoji is often used to represent San Francisco or the Bay Area, or for bridges, both physical and metaphorical. You are all I have🌁♥️ pic.twitter.com/NfDALCMznk — • (@x_ililr) February 14, 2019 The fog emoji, meanwhile, is sometimes used to represent mist generally … Walking into existence…☄️A warm mist surrounds me.🌫️A light rewarding persistence…🌞A universal showing of rhapsody.🌠@protobacillus #peace #love #poetryImage: https://t.co/HJ35hMuZpm pic.twitter.com/8JmaqsRVjx — Peace Vibes (@PeaceVibesPromo) February 11, 2019 … and haze, as generated by smoking pot. Cloud chasing 🌫️ pic.twitter.com/h85hNRXWkv — Zakkary (@ZakikiSuico) February 13, 2019 Just Added 4th of July, boogaloo, shelfie, ACAB, yeet Note This is not meant to be a formal definition of or like most terms we define on Dictionary.com, but is rather an informal word summary that hopefully touches upon the key aspects of the meaning and usage of or that will help our users expand their word mastery.