π is fruit, an aesthetic and sometimes an innuendo. Copy it here.
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What the cherry emoji means
π (cherries) is fruit, a βcherry on topβ, the retro and coquette aesthetics with π β€οΈ, and β in some flirtatious chats β an innuendo, milder than the peach. Two cherries on a stem on every platform. It is also a slot-machine symbol and a summer-fruit staple.
Often an aesthetic choice; occasionally a mild flirt. Far less loaded than π.
Is it one cherry or two?
Two, on a joined stem, on every platform.
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