1. a punctuation mark (‽) that combines a question mark and an exclamation point, used to express excited or rhetorical questions
Usage: typography; rare

Examples

• The interrobang was invented in 1962 by advertising executive Martin Speckter.
• She wanted to use an interrobang to show her surprise at the question.
• The interrobang appears as ‽ in some fonts.
• Writers rarely use the interrobang in formal documents.
• What were you thinking‽ would be written with an interrobang.
• The interrobang combines the functions of ? and ! into one symbol.