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Questimation Mark 

This is used when someone asks a very important question. It is the use of a question mark and an exclamation point.
Mary, are you pregnant?!
No but that was a good use of a Questimation Mark.
Questimation Mark by teeners16 November 3, 2010

questamation mark 

The use of both an exclamation point and a question mark together to convey astonishment.
When texting/emailing....
Friend one: I can't believe he hasn't called me!
Friend two: I know! WTF?!
Friend one: Seriously?!
When speaking...Oh my God *questamation mark*
questamation mark by Abigail_BP November 8, 2007

quexclamation mark 

Incorrect name for an interrobang, the character ‽. A hybrid between a question mark (which is interrogative) and an exclamation mark (also known as a bang). Used in place of '?!'.
He did what‽

Person A: Hey I just invented a new character for ?!, I'm going to call it the quexclamation mark!
Person B: Are you serious‽ You didn't invent that; it's called an interrobang, and many many people have thought of it before you.

Questimation Mark 

The punctuation mark in which there is one or more question marks followed by one or more exclamation points. Usually used for emphasis.
Usage of Questimation Mark:

-- WTF?!?!?!

-- OMG REALLY????!!!!!????!!!

quexclamation mark 

It is a hybridization of a question and exclamation mark. Instead of using "!?!?!??!?!?!" in a surpirised situation when writing not typing use the quexclamation mark. It has the rounded top of a question mark but a straight line of a exclamation mark and a dot. It kinda looks like a "7".
Cigarette: Northern slang for a cigarette, used oft by mashed up mancunian ravers becasue of the resemblance of a hot(electric)stove to the end of a lit cigarette. Originated circa 1991 in the early halcyon days of the rave culture; we speculate during a drug fuelled hallucination by said manc.
'fuck me noel, i am bolloxed, is that a ciggy in your mouth, or the stove from me 'nans kitchen'/
General use: 'Give us a stove you cunt'
stove by anthony willison March 18, 2004
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