It is like an "ok no" or a "just kidding" but it can be interpretated as I'm not sure if I should say that, so don't take it seriously
girl#1: Hii, how are you?
girl#2: OMG! I need to say that I love you!(?)
girl#1: lol, so... how are you?
girl#2: bored
girl#2: OMG! I need to say that I love you!(?)
girl#1: lol, so... how are you?
girl#2: bored
by Peanut_butter August 30, 2011
To denote irony, joke, or uncertainty of a phrase.
You can add more question marks to denote bigger uncertainty or levels of irony. E.g., (???).
You can add more question marks to denote bigger uncertainty or levels of irony. E.g., (???).
Person 1: Hi Mark, did you remember to wash your dishes?
Person 2: No, I f*** hate you now (?)
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Person 1: Hi Mark, how was the interview?
Person 2: Pretty well (?????)
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Person 1: Hi Mark, do you want to kiss me (?)
Person 2: Yes of course (??)
Person 1: Oh you used two question marks so you did double irony and that means you really want to kiss me? (?)
Person 2: I don't even know what is reality and whatnot. (?)
Person 1: Omg we are such Shrodinger's Douchebags! (?)
Person 2: You know that Shrodinger's Douchebag is not exactly that, right?
Person 1: Yea that's why I've put an (?) at the end of my last sentence.
Person 2: Makes sense.
Person 2: No, I f*** hate you now (?)
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Person 1: Hi Mark, how was the interview?
Person 2: Pretty well (?????)
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Person 1: Hi Mark, do you want to kiss me (?)
Person 2: Yes of course (??)
Person 1: Oh you used two question marks so you did double irony and that means you really want to kiss me? (?)
Person 2: I don't even know what is reality and whatnot. (?)
Person 1: Omg we are such Shrodinger's Douchebags! (?)
Person 2: You know that Shrodinger's Douchebag is not exactly that, right?
Person 1: Yea that's why I've put an (?) at the end of my last sentence.
Person 2: Makes sense.
by dannnnnnney October 6, 2022
(?) is a magical symbol, famous on the internet for some years but used since many more in several books. At one time it was used in chess notation to mark inexplicable plays. If you will use it in the newspapers today would go after any political statement made by Donald Trump.
(?), which has no name, in certain cases indicate sarcasm (1), others warn that such stupidity is illogical on purpose (2), in others alert idiot readers that that's a joke and should laugh or go to hell (3), and others simply serves to hide ugly opinions (4).
(?), which has no name, in certain cases indicate sarcasm (1), others warn that such stupidity is illogical on purpose (2), in others alert idiot readers that that's a joke and should laugh or go to hell (3), and others simply serves to hide ugly opinions (4).
by biayo October 26, 2016
When you're not sure if your answer it's right or based on factsbut you're totally sure that's how you know it; or when you share a piece of information with someone that just assumes that from your point of view you're right. Used mostly on the internet, at the end of the phrase and it supposed to put that phrase into the questionable state.
Person 1: So why is your teacher not accepting your paper?
Person 2: I think it is because I tend to write on things that are considered taboo (?)
Person 2: I think it is because I tend to write on things that are considered taboo (?)
by definitely not a dog August 7, 2020
It implies a question, an allusion to it.
"(?)" is used when you are not sure about something you're saying, to guess or to express a rhetorical question.
"(?)" is used when you are not sure about something you're saying, to guess or to express a rhetorical question.
A: <<Raul attends mathematics lessons and english literature ones as well (?)>>
B: <<He does attend mathematics and physics>>
B: <<He does attend mathematics and physics>>
by 5cusa April 18, 2023