This is a stopwatch emoji used for measuring time. It's used when you need to be precise with time, like during exercise or games.
This is an anxious emoji with a cold sweat on its forehead. It represents feelings of nervousness, impatience, or being in a rush.
This is an hourglass emoji with all the sand at the bottom. It means time is almost up or a deadline is imminent.
The ⏳ emoji is an hourglass that shows time is passing. You can use it when waiting for something or when you need more time.
This is the emoji you use when you're worried about test results. It can also be used when you're nervous or stressed.
This emoji represents eleven-thirty and can be used for both a.m. and p.m. Try using it to indicate lunchtime or the time just before bed.
This emoji shows footprints left on sand or dirt. It's used to indicate movement or the process of 'going somewhere.'
An emoji representing a person running, used when exercising or needing to go somewhere in a hurry. It can convey the meaning "I'll be there soon!"
This emoji, with its face shaking uncontrollably, is used when you're extremely surprised. It can convey a feeling like "Whoa!" or "OMG!"
This emoji represents an uncomfortable or awkward situation. It shows a tense expression for when you've made a mistake.
This is a timer clock emoji that counts down a set amount of time. You can use it when cooking or studying.
This is a clock emoji pointing to four o'clock sharp. You can use it to set a meeting time with a friend or to announce a schedule.
An emoji showing 6:30, often used for making dinner plans. It can be used to mean, "See you at 6:30 p.m."
This emoji shows a watch worn on the wrist. You can use it simply when talking about time or appointments.
The ten-thirty emoji points to 10:30 in the morning or evening. Try using it when making plans with a friend.
The 'Face with Spiral Eyes' emoji, with its swirling eyes, represents a situation where you feel dizzy and confused. You can also use it when you're surprised and want to say, "Oh my god!"
The 'exploding head' emoji, showing a head bursting, is used when you're extremely shocked. It gives the feeling of shouting, "No way!"
This is an emoji you use when you're extremely stressed or tired. It shows you're so sad and exhausted you feel like crying.
This is an emoji that depicts a person walking. You can use it to say you're "on my way" or when taking a walk.
The left-right arrow indicates both left and right directions. It's used to show a range 'from here to there.'
This is a clock emoji pointing to eight o'clock sharp. You can use it when setting an appointment time or talking about your daily schedule.
This is an alarm clock emoji that wakes us up in the morning. It signifies waking up in the morning or the time of an important appointment.
The clock is pointing to nine o'clock. 9 AM is usually the time to start the day.
This emoji shows a clock indicating eight-thirty. It's great for making plans with a friend, like "Let's meet at 8:30!"
This emoji represents a nearly empty battery. It signifies a critical situation where the power might turn off soon.
This emoji shows two-thirty. It can mean 2:30 PM or 2:30 AM.
This is a clock emoji pointing to 2 o'clock, which you can use to set an appointment time. It's great for sending a message that means, "Let's meet at 2."
This emoji represents a bus stop, a place where you wait for the bus. You can use it when talking about your commute to school or work, or a meeting spot with a friend.
This is a clock emoji showing ten o'clock sharp. It's used to indicate an important deadline or bedtime.
An emoji pointing to 9:30, used to indicate late evening or night time. You can use it like, "The drama starts at 9:30!"
As a clock emoji, it represents 'four-thirty' or 'half past four.' You can use it when telling time.
The SOON emoji means 'soon' or 'shortly.' Use it to let someone know that something is about to happen.
This emoji shows exactly eleven o'clock. It can mean 11 a.m. or 11 p.m.
This emoji, which is smiling while sweating, indicates an awkward situation. Use it when you're feeling a bit troubled or nervous.
The pause button emoji is used to temporarily stop music or videos. It's characterized by its two vertical bars.
The person standing emoji literally shows a person standing still. You can use it to mean you're waiting for someone or simply that you're there.
This is a clock emoji showing seven o'clock sharp. It can be conveniently used to indicate breakfast time or a dinner appointment.
This is a clock emoji pointing to five-thirty. It often appears when talking about getting off work or evening plans.
It represents breaking into a cold sweat out of worry or nervousness, showing how you might feel before a big presentation.
This represents the vehicle that quickly takes sick or injured people to the hospital. It's used to indicate an urgent situation.
The station emoji represents a place where you board a train or subway. Use it when starting a trip or mentioning a meeting place.
This is the seven-thirty emoji, often used for dinner time or appointments. Try using it to tell a friend, "Let's meet at 7:30!"
This emoji represents a running shirt worn for exercise. It's mainly used to refer to activities like running or marathons.
This is an emoji used when rushing off somewhere. You can use it when you're late for an appointment or are busy.
The 'anguished face' emoji is used when you hear terrible news or see something shocking. Its open mouth shows both surprise and pain.
