interrobang

(in ter′ə baŋ′)

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noun

a punctuation mark (‽) used to express incredulity, disbelief, etc.

Origin: interro(gation mark) + bang, proofreaders' term for exclamation mark

See interrobang in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also in·ter·a·bang

noun

A punctuation mark in the form of a question mark superimposed on an exclamation point, used to end a simultaneous question and exclamation.

Origin:

Origin: interro(gation point)

Origin: + bang¹, exclamation point (printers' slang)

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