🧾Receipt EmojiUnicode: 1F9FE
A paper receipt with printing on it. Used to show proof of purchase, list items, or talk about expenses and records.
Released in 2018 as part of Emoji 11.0
Meaning and Interpretation
🧾 So this little guy is basically that piece of paper you either shove in your wallet or lose immediately after buying something! It's the official 'I spent money here' slip. People use it when they're talking about shopping hauls, needing to get reimbursed from friends, keeping track of business expenses, or just complaining about prices. It's the emoji for 'here's the bill' or 'I have proof'. You might send it after a group dinner like 'don't forget to Venmo me your share 🧾' or post it with a caption like 'my bank account after Black Friday 🧾🧾🧾'. It's all about that financial paper trail, whether you love it or hate it.
Symbolism
- Proof of transaction
- Financial responsibility
- Record keeping
Common Usage Scenarios
- Asking friends to pay you back after dinner.
- Showing off a big shopping trip or haul.
- Complaining about high prices or your expenses.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Great for making 'splitting the bill' requests clear and lighthearted.
- Use multiple 🧾🧾🧾 to emphasize a large amount spent or a stack of receipts.
- Avoid using it in very casual chats where money isn't the topic; it might seem random.