quesclaim
verb.
a slightly technical word, you quesclaim when you say something that offers one or more of vigour, surprise, comedy, wit or humour with a question – rhetorical or otherwise.
a punctuation symbol must be created, suggest a combination of an exclamation point and a question mark – a quesclamation mark.
“maaate, how good was lunch yesterday?!”
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