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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.
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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".
I'd have to write it on paper.

Questlamation mark 

An undrawable and indescribable form of punctuation when transcribed to all elements. Often claiming preposterous connotations such as that of preceding the interrobang as in its wikipedia portrayal 'Quesclamation Mark'
** Questlamation mark script is uncharactable as per definition.

Quexclimation Mark 

Quexclimation Mark is the correct term for the punctuation: ?! It denotes asking a question with surprise, normally disbelief. There are some quarters that define this punctuation as the Interrobang. The people who do this are idiots. Quexclimation Mark is a contraction of the Question Mark and the Exclamation point. It's plain for all to see that Quexclimation Mark makes much more sense and is the correct term for this punctuation.
They found what in her snizz?!
Quaeler sucked how many cocks?!
They called the Quexclimation Mark an Interrobang!? Fuckwits!
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