When trying to portray confusion in written form, such as an email, a statement should not be followed by a standard question mark, but an inverted question mark expresses confusion towards the written statement.
by AdventureChicken July 25, 2014
Get the ¿mug. A symbol used in languages (ex. Spanish) that is used for...stating that there is a question comming up? To most people (including me) don't see any point to this character, actually, who ever came up with this is a douche.
by Eric Dowell April 2, 2009
Get the ¿mug. by Different World June 28, 2009
Get the ¿mug. by Harley35 April 6, 2017
Get the ¿mug. coolest question mark in the world. on a lap-top its Alt+/ of Alt+Shift+/
and on normal keyboards it's Alt+0191
and on normal keyboards it's Alt+0191
by Weasel May 11, 2004
Get the ¿mug. by Infinyte September 10, 2004
Get the ¿mug. 