The door emoji ðŠ means entering, leaving or a new opportunity. In chats it is most often a joke for "I'm out of here" or "see yourself out".
What does the door emoji mean?
- Leaving. EmojiTerra says it represents entering, exiting, welcoming someone in or saying goodbye. Emojipedia's own example is "We'll see ourselves out ðŠðķ". The top-rated answer on our door page is the blunter version: "GTFO".
- A new opportunity. Emojipedia describes it as the entrance to a room, house or new opportunity. "A new door is opening ðŠ" means a fresh start.
- Opening and closing chapters. The saying "when one door closes, another opens" is why the emoji turns up in posts about change.
- Welcoming someone in. An invitation, as in "my door is always open".
- The literal door. Houses, rooms, moving home or DIY.
What does it mean when someone sends a door?
- After a joke or a bad take, it is "I'm leaving", often playful.
- With ð or ðķ, it is goodbye.
- Aimed at you in an argument, it can mean "get out", so read the tone.
When to use the door emoji
- Signing off a chat with a joke
- Announcing a new job or move
- Home and property posts
- Playfully showing someone the exit
Door emoji facts
- Name: door
- Added: Unicode 6.0 (2010); Apple added it in iOS 6.0
- Looks like: a brown wooden door with a gold handle, according to Emojipedia. The exact design differs between platforms.
Have your own take on ðŠ? Add it on the door emoji page.
