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To be fair, a lot of existing unicode points don't really have a semantic meaning either. Eggplant only got a semantic meaning after becoming a part of unicode.

• Symbiote 7y ago
  It means aubergine, doesn't it? At least originally. It's distinctive. For cleaning, a broom is probably better than a vacuum cleaner. A broom already exists 🧹
  • majewsky 7y ago
    "Aubergine" and "eggplant" refer to the same vegetable. The "semantic meaning" is probably the NSFW one.