- ðWaving Hand
- ðĪBack Hand
- ðïļHand Splayed
- âRaised Hand
- ðVulcan Salute
- ðOK Hand
- ðĪPinching Hand
- âïļVictory Hand
- ðĪCrossed Fingers
- ðĪLove Gesture
- ðĪSign Horns
- ðĪCall Me Hand
- ðPointing Left
- ðPointing Right
- ðPointing Up
- ðMiddle Finger
- ðPointing Down
- âïļPointing Up
- ðThumbs Up
- ðThumbs Down
- âRaised Fist
- ðOncoming Fist
- ðĪLeft-Facing Fist
- ðĪRight-Facing Fist
- ðClapping Hands
- ðRaising Hands
- ðOpen Hands
- ðĪēPalms Up Together
- ðĪHandshake
- ðFolded Hands
- âïļWriting Hand
- ð Nail Polish
- ðĪģSelfie
- ðŠFlexed Biceps
- ðĶūMechanical Arm
- ðĶŋMechanical Leg
- ðĶĩLeg
- ðĶķFoot
- ðEar
- ðĶŧHearing Aid
- ðNose
- ð§ Brain
- ðĶ·Tooth
- ðĶīBone
- ðEyes
- ðïļEye
- ð Tongue
- ðMouth
Body Hand Emoji Text Collection
As you interact with people around you, there are times when you might want to simply use a body part or hand emoji to express something. For example, you can use a wide range of hand gestures or body part emoji text symbols, such as an OK sign, a welcoming hand gesture, a clap, or a handshake. When used at the right time, these cute and cuddly emoji can soften up conversations that might otherwise be stiff. They can also bring a smile to the other person’s face. However, too much body and hand emoji abuse can come across as mischievous, so it’s best to use them in moderation.