The same split perception is also the case with the money wings emoji (?). Respondents were split between it meaning a loss (28%) or an influx (31%) of money, depending on their country of origin.

The "money with wings" emoji split opinion between those thinking it meant a loss or an influx of money, with the "peach" emoji also flagged as potentially too flirty or NSFW.

The Trump campaign’s feud with Twitter began when the campaign wanted to pay Twitter to add an emoji of a bag of money flying away anytime a Twitter user typed the hashtag #CrookedHillary.

Americans don't always consider the eggplant emoji to be NSFW Credit: Apple. Globally, when shown the “money with wings" emoji, respondents were split on whether it meant a loss of money (28 ...

In celebration of World Emoji Day, we’ve compiled a list of our favourite money-related emojis with crucial information on how to use them. Because, well, we have a reputation to uphold. Stacks ...

For instance, does the money with wings emoji mean losing or gaining money? Does the emoji showing a gust of air mean "dashing away" or farting? Respondents weren't totally sure ...