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by CyberCornEntropic

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Sniglets, Liff, and Grandiloquence

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&*@%!!

Sniglet © Rich Hall
Art © 2021 Marvin E. Fuller

Syn. grawlixes – Mort Walker, The Lexicon of Comicana ~ (thanks DataPacRat :))

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female 1,165,320, rodent 37,737, squirrel 32,854, crying 15,456, angry 9,338, upset 735, swearing 514, tree squirrel 328, gray squirrel 302, sniglet 98, definition 57, grawlixes 10, profanitype 7

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Published: 4 years, 11 months ago

Rating: General

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litmauthor

4 years, 11 months ago

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I think the closest we've got is that a lot of people use "@" as an "A." But that's not nearly consistent enough to be a rule

CyberCornEntropic

4 years, 11 months ago

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@ litmauthor

That's true. Sometimes, they arrange a few symbols that look similar to letters as a sort of pseudo "L33t" word, but usually, the profanitype just appear to be randomly scattered about.

litmauthor

4 years, 11 months ago

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@ CyberCornEntropic

There's also swearing by rhyming. I know a few artists who would set it up so a rhyme clearly telegraphed the censored word.

CyberCornEntropic

4 years, 11 months ago

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@ litmauthor

There's also anagramming the words in question into unvulgar words. I think DC's Doom Patrol often did that.