interrobang , auch: interabang

She worked her way in a large square around the abduction site and the Interrobang.

For example, the interrobang would be used in an expression like this: "You call that a hat?"

However, the interrobang never quite caught on and is currently a rarely used symbol.

It is one of the few fonts to incorporate an interrobang.

In 1968, an interrobang key was available on some Remington typewriters.

Millie had the taxi drop her back on the street in front of Interrobang.

The interrobang can be hand-written with a single stroke plus the dot.

She left Interrobang and walked east, but the sidewalks were so busy that anybody could have followed her without detection.

The interrobang is not a standard punctuation mark.

There was a waitress who wasn't a waitress at Interrobang.

The interrobang failed to amount to much more than a fad and it has not become a standard punctuation mark.

The third was the brunette waitress from Interrobang.

Many people are unfamiliar with the interrobang, and would be puzzled when first seeing it, although its intention is usually self-evident.

Since at least as long ago as 1979, the paper is known as The Interrobang.

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Her first issue of Interrobang?!

No interrobang, you notice.

And one more thing, Tehillim, the 'query-exclamation' is known as an interrobang.

"Yes, a coffee shop called Interrobang."

In 2000 Cheslow edited an anthology on music and transcendence as Interrobang?

The interrobang is marvellous!

No mention of the interrobang!?

Mark, What, no interrobang?

Coffee shop called Interrobang.

Cheslow edited and published the book Interrobang?!