exclamation mark BrE
exclamation point AmE , ! (abbreviation)

A red exclamation mark appears over the captain and troops affected when the shout is active.

On both these pages, in red, at top right, was the word 'Transgenic' followed by two or three exclamation marks.

Its title was simply his first name in caps followed by a string of exclamation marks.

Siobhan decided that the three exclamation marks must be by the same person as above the sink.

I'll stop now as I've run out of exclamation marks.

The three exclamation marks can be found for the last time on 27 February 1950.

The fourth exclamation mark only failed to be completed because the chalk snapped.

Therefore he was reading less intently than before, making fewer question and exclamation marks.

He or she was down $7.10, and the exclamation marks made it clear the player was not happy.

He could feel a fourth exclamation mark coming on any time now.