The hands-folded emoji depicts two hands pressed together and the fingers pointing up. The emoji is used as a gesture of prayer, thanks, request and greeting.

Elon Musk thinks this emoji is jazz hands but technically it's a hugging emoji.

The Rubbing Hands emoji, aka the scheming emoji, has become popular in memes where people anticipate or react to something. It’s popularly used along with the phrase “when the function x…” ...

Scream has unveiled some new Emojis ahead of the new movie’s release. A lot of people are stoked to see all these beloved Horror franchises getting another installment this fall. Scream is no ...

Emojis are useful not just because they are colorful, and not just because they are fun, but also because they can be, at times, helpfully ambiguous. For the recipient of these emoji, however, the ...

Is nothing sacred? Apparently not—when it comes to emojis, anyway. Case in point: The praying hands emoji, also less-popularly known as the "high five emoji," is NO MORE. According to Emojipedia ...

Generic round emoji faces are up for some new additions as well. In addition, there will likely be emoji such as "melting face," "saluting face," "face with peeking eye," "saluting face," and more.

The clapping hands emoji: When used repetitively in a row, it signifies applause, but as any social media user by now understands, that is not the emoji's primary placement in the world of Twitter ...

The 31 new emoji in iOS 16.4 include a shaking head, a donkey, and hands that either express approval or disapproval, depending on how you view them.

Norwegian artist Edvard Munch was the tortured genius behind one of the best-known images in history. TOM CHURCHILL looks at the enduring appeal of The Scream, now on display at the British Museum ...

Examples of the folded hands emoji Since the folded hands emoji first became part of the emoji keyboard, it has had a few makeovers. The emoji even looks different depending on what device you use.

It is meant to evoke this: Two hands raised up in the air in celebration or excitement. Woot! Raising both hands in the air when others are near (particularly team mates) is a way gesture "give me ...