What Does Handshake Emoji Mean?

[Bryleeeaton]

Hey, can someone help me out? What does the handshake emoji mean? I’ve seen it used a few times, but I’m not exactly sure what people are trying to say with it. Any suggestions?

 

[celia]

The handshake emoji usually means agreement, support, partnership, or “deal!” - people use it to show they’re on the same page or to express mutual respect.

 

[AshtonJones]

The handshake emoji primarily means agreement, deal, or partnership (like "It's a deal!"). It can also be used as a greeting ("Nice to meet you ") or a symbol of a truce/reconciliation after a small disagreement.

 

[Rapunzel]

The handshake emoji generally means agreement, partnership, cooperation, or mutual respect.

Common uses include:

• Showing a deal or agreement
• Expressing teamwork or collaboration
• Signaling trust or support
• Ending a conversation on good terms

Its meaning can vary slightly depending on context, but it usually represents people coming together or being on the same page.

 

[Jack Draik]

Meaning of the emoji of a handshake symbolizes signing an agreement, collaborating, forming a partnership, or a mutual respect (commonly to confirm deals or demonstrate solidarity).

 

[Emberrichards]

The handshake emoji is typically attributed to signify an agreement, a partnership, trust, or mutual respect, and it is frequently utilized in conversations to indicate confirmation of a deal, support between two individuals, or a cordial understanding.

 

[Nancy_Wheeler]

The emoji is mainly used to express agreement, partnership, or a deal. It is the online equivalent of "putting your signature on the deal" or "showing mutual respect". Use it every time you want to emphasize that agreement or verify that you are at the same level of understanding.