September 24, 2026
interrobang
[in-ter-uh-bang]
noun: a punctuation mark (‽) that combines the question mark and exclamation point
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What did you just say‽ Interrobang, of course! An interrobang is a funny little punctuation mark that looks like a question mark and an exclamation point sharing the same dot. It was devised in 1962 as a way to add flourish to rhetorical questions. Who says punctuation can't be fun‽ |
Example: Since her text message expressed both excitement and a bit of disbelief, she ended it with an interrobang.
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