Exclamation of scorn | 20 |
Exclamation of some heat | 24 |
Exclamation of sorrow | 21 |
Exclamation of startling abruptness | 35 |
Exclamation of sudden disappointment | 36 |
Exclamation of surprise | 23 |
Exclamation of the impatient | 28 |
Exclamation of the work-weary | 29 |
Exclamation of triumph | 22 |
Exclamation of wistfulness | 26 |
Exclamation of woe | 18 |
Exclamation of wonder | 21 |
Exclamation of yore | 19 |
Exclamation often followed by multiple exclamation points | 57 |
Exclamation often prompted by Bart Simpson | 42 |
Exclamation or command | 22 |
Exclamation point | 17 |
Exclamation point's key-mate | 32 |
Exclamation point, e.g. | 23 |
Exclamation point, in printing | 30 |
Exclamation point, to printers | 30 |
Exclamation point? | 18 |
Exclamation points, to printers | 31 |
Exclamation popularized by “The Simpsons” | 49 |
Exclamation said before sticking out the tongue | 47 |
Exclamation said while shrugging | 32 |
Exclamation said with a shake | 29 |
Exclamation similar to "Whew!" | 40 |
Exclamation that might be punctuated "??!?" | 53 |
Exclamation to a pesky sibling | 30 |
Exclamation to startle | 22 |
Exclamation upon entering a room full of nerds? | 47 |
Exclamation upon meeting Orville? | 33 |
Exclamation upon seeing a baby | 30 |
Exclamation when a light goes on? | 33 |
Exclamation when asked to go to a show | 38 |
Exclamation with a drum roll | 28 |
Exclamation with a flourish | 27 |
Exclamation with a handshake | 28 |
Exclamation with a shudder | 26 |
Exclamation with an apostrophe | 30 |
Exclamation with rolled eyes | 28 |
Exclamation written in scripts as "(annoyed grunt)" | 61 |
Exclamation, menu style | 23 |
Exclamations | 12 |
Exclamations during a scorcher | 30 |
Exclamations from Ebenezer | 26 |
Exclamations from Hans | 22 |
Exclamations from Homer | 23 |
Exclamations in Berlin | 22 |
Exclamations in Bonn | 20 |
Exclamations in Essen | 21 |
Exclamations in Ulm | 19 |
Exclamations like "Phooey!" | 37 |
Exclamations of achievement | 27 |
Exclamations of amazement | 25 |
Exclamations of annoyance | 25 |
Exclamations of comprehension | 29 |
Exclamations of contempt | 24 |
Exclamations of content | 23 |
Exclamations of contentedness | 29 |
Exclamations of denseness | 25 |
Exclamations of disbelief | 25 |
Exclamations of discovery | 25 |
Exclamations of disdain | 23 |
Exclamations of disgust | 23 |
Exclamations of dismay | 22 |
Exclamations of exasperation | 28 |
Exclamations of excitement | 26 |
Exclamations of greeting, anger, attention-getting, or accentuation | 67 |
Exclamations of inquiry | 23 |
Exclamations of regret | 22 |
Exclamations of reproach | 24 |
Exclamations of surpise | 23 |
Exclamations of surprise | 24 |
Exclamations of triumph | 23 |
Exclamations of tsuris | 22 |
Exclamations of understanding | 29 |
Exclamations of vexation | 24 |
Exclamations of wonder | 22 |
Exclamations of wonderment | 26 |
Exclamations of worry | 21 |
Exclamations said by almost all of the Simpsons | 47 |
Exclamatory actor? | 18 |
Exclamatory basketball star? | 28 |
Exclamatory best-selling author? | 32 |
Exclamatory words | 17 |
Exclude | 7 |
Exclude 1946 Wimbledon winner Pauline? | 38 |
Exclude from a hand | 19 |
Exclude from practice | 21 |
Exclude from society | 20 |
Exclude Lombard? | 16 |
Exclude or prohibit | 19 |
Exclude, as from a list | 23 |
Exclude, with "out" | 29 |
Excluded | 8 |
Excluded from a place | 21 |
Excluded from society | 21 |
Excluded from the party | 23 |