Hyphenations

Just the hyphenations used in describing Dang Show's genre is enough for you to know of their multifaceted approach to music. ❋ Angella Nazarian (2011)

Copy-editors also work up the style sheet, the template of how certain things are done in the book (like capitalisations, hyphenations, place names) and certain decisions about layout -- chapter headings, scene breaks and so forth. ❋ Karenmiller (2007)

And, not without thinking about nuns, the movie ‘Psycho,’ and expletive-laden hyphenations. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Through one of those hyphenations which are characteristic of his style as a philosopher and writer, Heidegger turns Entfernung ("distance") into its opposite, Ent-fernung ("undoing of farness"). ❋ Enowning (2007)

I never refine the typography until layout and text have been approved, so hyphenations in first drafts can be wrong. ❋ Will (2006)

But the hyphenations could also be metaphoric: lace-curtain Irish required some knowledge of social history, much as baby-boom generation does today. ❋ William Safire (2004)

Inconsistent spellings and hyphenations have been standardized. ❋ Mona Caird (N/A)

I search for and fix up hyphenations that were broken (peer - less) and such like. ❋ Jim Tinsley (N/A)

A few hyphenations have been changed to make them consistent. ❋ William Fairham (N/A)

Inconsistent hyphenations of pre-historic/prehistoric, self-same/selfsame, and to-day/today have been retained as printed. ❋ Robert E. Knowles (N/A)

Inconsistent spellings and hyphenations such as "re-election" and ❋ DeAlva Stanwood Alexander (N/A)

The hyphenations have been left in their original state. ❋ Unknown (1919)

May 1996 corrector Monique Dull, University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center Conversion to basic TEI. 2-conformant markup; scanning of illustrations from 1911 text; checking of bibliographic information against hardcopy; checking of pagination against 1911 hardcopy; conversion of line-end hyphenations to integral words on the line preceding hyphen. ❋ Herbert George (1911)

The following variant hyphenations in the text have been left unmodified: ❋ L. Lamprey (1910)

Many and varied were the hyphenations in this text due to the different stories. ❋ Andrew Lang (1900)

| Some inconsistent mid-line hyphenations have been retained: | ❋ Unknown (1889)

Some of the spellings and hyphenations in the original are unusual; they have not been changed. ❋ Charles King (1888)

[Random guy] 2 "hey did you [hyphen] my mum?" Awesome Chad 1 "oh yes I always hyphen your mum" Random guy 2 "OH YOU SUN OF A [BI-]" ❋ Plane Jewus (2021)

[hrmph]? ❋ Larstait (2003)

Don't [listen] to the other [definition]. [This is] hyphenation :) ❋ Bruhthisismyhandle (2021)

Tom: Did you see that new movie? Sam: Which one? The one with Michael Clarke Duncan, [Halley] Joel Osmet, Anthony [Michael Hall], Samuel L. Jackson, or Thomas Hayden Church? Tom: Doesn't matter. They all can [suck me off] those stupid hyphenates ❋ Christophe Graham (2006)

Chris was annoyed with [Derrick's] drunken [diatribe], so he served up a swift [hyphen] to shut him up quickly. ❋ Eman1187 (2009)

I smoked a [blunt] and drank [a Starbucks] this morning, I’m so [hyphenated]! ❋ Queeennjojo (2021)

dude: they where getting so hyphen at the club last night, it was [trippy]. other dude: do you mean [hyphy]? [lmfao]. ❋ MJ_ (2007)

'Who's [that guy] with the [hyphenated] [last name]?' 'Joe Jones-Owen' ❋ Jinola (2010)

[Yo man] you see that [brotha] break into that [nasty] hyphen. ❋ Superniceone (2006)

Dude did you here [Ruben] [got done] dancing the [hyphen] ❋ Chucho131 (2008)