Category: Travel & Places

🕧️twelve-thirty

🕧️ twelve-thirty belongs to Travel & Places. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A clock showing 12:30, often used to reference that specific time for meetings, meals, or deadlines.

Aliases

:clock1230:

Keywords

1212:3030clockthirtytimetwelvetwelve thirty

What does 🕧️ twelve-thirty mean?

The 🕧️ emoji depicts a clock face with the hour hand halfway between 12 and 1 and the minute hand on 6, indicating 12:30. It's commonly used to set or confirm times for lunch plans, appointments, or deadlines at half past twelve. Depending on context, it can refer to either 12:30 PM or 12:30 AM, though it most often implies a midday time in casual use.

Often used for

  • Scheduling a lunch or noon meeting at 12:30
  • Confirming an appointment or event time
  • Referencing a deadline at 12:30
  • Coordinating pickup, arrival, or departure times
  • Noting when something happened or will happen
Tone: Since 12:30 could refer to either noon or midnight, surrounding context is usually needed to clarify which is meant. The emoji itself doesn't distinguish between AM and PM.

🕧️ in real messages

  • lunch at 🕧️?
  • meeting moved to 🕧️ today
  • i'll be there by 🕧️
  • deadline is 🕧️ sharp don't forget
  • woke up at 🕧️ today ugh
  • train leaves at 🕧️ so don't be late

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How 🕧️ twelve-thirty looks

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🕧️ twelve-thirty codes for developers

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Emoji🕧️
Unicode codepointsU+1F567 U+FE0F
HTML (decimal)🕧️
HTML (hex)🕧️
CSS\1F567\FE0F
JavaScript\u{1F567}\u{FE0F}
JSON\uD83D\uDD67\uFE0F
URL encoded%F0%9F%95%A7%EF%B8%8F
Shortcode (GitHub):clock1230:

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