Interjections [noun]

This again was used equally to denote a potentate of either sex, until at last we find the interjection dame!

She flashed a glance and an interjection upon him which checked the words upon his lips.

Mr. Morsfield renewed his interjection vehemently, for an apology to his politeness in breaking from Mrs. Pagnell.

With this final characteristic interjection, Leslie sauntered out of the instructors room without troubling to say good-bye.

The strange varying tones of musical interjection and interrogation were pitiful to hear.

He had only one interjection in his vocabulary, but this he used in such abundance that quantity atoned for quality.

Prudence's way of uttering this interjection was as if she had struck a stinging blow across her companion's face.

Vejan, voyons, is used as a sort of interjection, as in French.

Une 217 grosse et sotte interjection me trahit; du fruit dfendu c'tait la partie la plus dfendue.

His figure expanded with a burst of indignation, which presently exploded in the interrogative interjection, What?