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‘Crack The Emoji Code’ Challenge: Guess The Words From A Set Of Emojis
If you think you’re fluent in emojis, now is your chance to prove it. In this quiz, each question will present a set of emojis that represent a word, phrase, or popular saying. You have to unlock the true meaning of the emojis and put them into words. There are no options in the questions, so you need to type in the answer. Then you’ll see if you got it right. If you get it wrong, you can try again until you find the right answer!
It sounds easy, but some questions might leave you scratching your head. 🤓
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UKGrandad 7 months ago
#10 works better for 'drop leaf', which is a type of table. The last four don't even work phonetically.
UKGrandad 7 months ago
#10 works better for 'drop leaf', which is a type of table. The last four don't even work phonetically.
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