v2.0
🈵No Vacancy EmojiUnicode: 1F235
A Japanese '満' character meaning 'full'. Used to show something is at 100% capacity, totally booked, or completely maxed out.
Released in Released in 2010 as part of Unicode 6.0 (E0.6)
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Meaning and Interpretation
🈵 Okay, so this emoji is your go-to for anything that's reached its absolute limit. Think of a hotel with a 'no vacancy' sign lit up – that's the vibe. It's for when a concert is sold out, your schedule is packed, a parking lot is full, or your brain is just too full of info. It screams 'we are officially at capacity, folks!'
Symbolism
- Maximum capacity reached
- Complete saturation or fullness
- Unavailability or being booked up
Common Usage Scenarios
- Announcing tickets for an event are completely sold out.
- Describing a super crowded bar or restaurant.
- Telling a friend your calendar is jam-packed with no free slots.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Tried to get tickets for the show, but it's already 🈵🈵!
The gym at 5 PM is an absolute nightmare 🈵. No machines free.
My brain after that meeting: 🈵. Can't process any more info.
"Is there still space in your car?" "Sorry, we're at capacity 🈵"
My storage is officially 🈵. Need to delete some pics ASAP.
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Great for humorously describing being overwhelmed or at your limit.
- Perfect for clear, visual communication of 'sold out' or 'fully booked'.
- Can be spammed (🈵🈵🈵) for extra emphasis on how full something is.