the act or sound of laughing; laughter:The joke was worth a few laughs. a person or thing that causes laughter, amusement, or ridicule:That exam was a laugh; it was so easy. laughs, [plural][Informal.]fun; amusement:played a trick just for laughs.
At the turn of the 21st century, the question mark is a sort of international super-star, being used by billions of people every day. And that is the history of that little mark at the end of sentences that happen to be questions. pretty-vulture liked this. mberry1226 reblogged this from conorreid.
At the end of a sentence. The exclamation point is a mark of terminal punctuation. As such, it should not be followed by a period or question mark. Some writers will use both a question mark and exclamation point for an exclamatory question, but only the exclamation point is truly necessary. Correct: What in the world are you doing up there!