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🀌 pinched fingers Emoji β€” Meaning, Copy & Paste

Quick info

Unicode
U+1F90C
Shortcode
:pinched-fingers:
Category
People & Body
Subcategory
hand signs
Added in
Unicode 13.0
Also known as
Italian hand, ma che vuoi, chef's kiss hand, what do you want gesture

What Does the pinched fingers Emoji 🀌 Mean?

Few emojis carry as much cultural baggage as 🀌, the pinched fingers β€” a hand with all five fingertips brought together pointing upward. Italian internet users instantly recognized this as the iconic 'ma che vuoi?' gesture, a shorthand for 'what do you want?' or 'what are you talking about?'. Approved in Unicode 13.0, it took off globally almost immediately, partly because of memes joking about Italians gesturing while speaking.

Outside the Italian-American context, it's used to express exasperation, sarcasm, or to playfully demand an explanation, as in 'Excuse me 🀌 what is this?' or 'The audacity 🀌'. It also works as a chef's kiss alternative when something is delicious or perfectly executed, like 'This pasta though 🀌'. On TikTok, creators sprinkle it through captions about cooking, family drama, or anything requiring dramatic flair.

Some use it for 'pinch' contexts too β€” small amounts, careful measurements, or holding something delicate. There's a flirty undertone in certain usages, often replacing kiss emojis when describing something irresistible. Because it works for both sass and sincerity, it's become one of the most versatile gestures on the keyboard.

Whether you're channeling your nonna or telling your group chat that the new restaurant absolutely slaps, 🀌 adds a layer of personality that plain text can't match.

How to Use 🀌 pinched fingers Emoji

“The pasta at this place 🀌”
“Excuse me what 🀌”
“Mama mia 🀌 perfetto”
Technical Details
UnicodeU+1F90C
HTML Entity🤌
CSS Code\1F90C
Shortcode:pinched-fingers:
Keywordsfingers, gesture, hand, hold, huh, interrogation, patience, pinched, relax, sarcastic, ugh, what, zip
Unicode Version13.0

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 🀌 mean?

It depicts pinched fingers, originally an Italian gesture meaning 'what do you want?' or 'what are you saying?' It's also used as a chef's kiss to praise food or anything done perfectly.

Why is 🀌 associated with Italians?

The gesture is iconic in Italian culture and is often shown in films and memes. After it was added to Unicode in 2020, it exploded online as the unofficial Italian emoji.