Six-thirty Emoji
U+1F561:clock630:About Six-thirty 🕡️
Six-thirty () is part of the Travel & Places group in Unicode. Added in Unicode E0.7. Type on GitHub and Slack to use it. Click copy above to grab it, paste it anywhere.
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Often associated with 30, 6, 6:30, and 3 more keywords.
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What does it mean?
An analog clock face showing 6:30. Half past six is the transition. At 6:30 PM, the workday is over and the evening has begun. Dinner is either being served or being cooked. The evening news historically aired at 6:30 PM on US networks, making it the hour when Americans collectively checked in on the world before dinner.
One of the 12 half-hour clock emojis from Wingdings, standardized in Unicode 6.0 (2010). Ranks in Unicode's Group 15, the lowest usage tier.
Rarely used. People default to 🕕 or type "6:30." When it does appear, it's for dinner coordination or precise scheduling in group chats.
It shows six-thirty on an analog clock. Associated with dinner time and the evening news tradition. One of the least-used emojis.
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Fun facts
- •The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite aired at 6:30 PM for nearly two decades (1962-1981), making it the defining 6:30 experience for a generation of Americans. "And that's the way it is" was how millions ended their day.
- •6:30 PM is the most common dinner time in the United States and northern Europe. Southern European countries eat significantly later.
- •The Wingdings font that spawned 🕡 was originally made for desktop publishing. Its clock faces were decorative symbols for printed documents, not communication tools.
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