collision
Do you feel like explosively expressing your emotions in your chatbox? Or maybe you saw a pretty big explosion or collision nearby? If your answer to either or both of the questions is yes, then the Collision emoji is an icon you should use.
This emoji shows a spiky orange fiery burst, which is often used in comics to illustrate an explosion, crash, or collision.
Send this emoji every time you mention anything explosive, be it metaphorically, literally, or any fictional character related to explosions! For instance, you were discussing how the universe was created into existence. Should you mention or thoroughly discuss the theory of the Big Bang, feel free to add this explosion emoji! Doing so will not only emphasize the alleged explosion but can also lighten up an otherwise serious discussion.
You can also use this boom emoji when you want to spread awareness of any possible hazards due to nearby explosions. Perhaps you happen to take a picture or a video of an exploding electrical post or transformer. If you did have some photos or videos, feel free to share them on your social media, followed by this emoji. It would be a good way of telling others that there might be a power outage soon or what caused a recent brownout or blackout.
Collision is a fully-qualified emoji as part of Unicode 6.0 which was introduced in 2010.
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This Collision Is Also Known As:
collision
explosion emoji
boom emoji
bang emoji
explode emoji
smash emoji
pow emoji
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crash emoji
disaster emoji
blast emoji
burst emoji
exploding emoji
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Collision Emoji History
Collision Emoji is created in the year 2010.
Collision Emoji In Other Languages
Collision Emoji 碰撞 表情符号 Botsing Emoji Collision Emoji Kollision Emoji टकराव इमोजी Tabrakan Emoji Schianto Emoji 衝突 絵文字 충돌 이모티콘 Colisão Emoji Столкновение Эмодзи Choque Emoji Nagkabanggaan Emoji تصادم إيموجيCollision Emoji Unicode Data
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Unicode codepoint1F4A5
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VersionVersion 6.0
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Year2010