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Honey pot emoji 🍯

🍯 is the honey pot: a wooden jar dripping with honey. It means honey — tea, toast, bees, Winnie the Pooh — and “honey” as a pet name (“morning 🍯”).

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What the honey pot 🍯 emoji means

🍯 is the honey pot: a wooden jar dripping with honey. It means honey — tea, toast, bees, Winnie the Pooh — and “honey” as a pet name (“morning 🍯”). A “honeypot” is also a trap in security jargon and a slang term in dating, so context matters. Original 2010 emoji. Partners: 🐝 bee, 🧸 teddy bear, 🥞 pancakes, 🍵 tea on the coffee and tea guide.

Unicode name: honey pot · U+1F36F · Emoji 0.6 (original set) · group: Food & Drink.

IN A MESSAGEmorning 🍯 tea’s ready

How people use it

  • Honey: tea, toast, beekeeping
  • Pet name: “honey”
  • Pooh: the honey-loving bear
  • Honeypot: a trap

Compare the options

EmojiNameNotes
honey potU+1F36FHoney
honeybeeU+1F41DBee
teddy bearU+1F9F8Pooh
pancakesU+1F95EBreakfast
yellow heartU+1F49BSweet

Syrup emoji: 🍯 as the closest match

There is no dedicated syrup emoji, so the honey pot often stands in for syrup. It is the only jar of sweet liquid in the emoji set, and it can represent golden syrup, maple syrup, or any sticky topping.

On pancake posts, 🍯 pairs naturally with 🥞 to show the whole plate. The honey pot is more specific than syrup, but the visual reads clearly enough in most feeds.

For the full breakfast stack, see the pancakes emoji page.

BREAKFAST CAPTIONSaturday pancakes 🥞🍯

Questions people ask

What does 🍯 mean?

Honey — the food, or “honey” as a term of endearment.

What is a honey pot?

A jar of honey; in tech, a decoy system to catch attackers; in slang, a lure.

What does 🍯 mean from a guy?

Usually “honey” — affectionate.

About this guide

Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.

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