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名詞

grawlices

1. plural of grawlix

   2018 May 9, Joshua Fruhlinger, “Hat + no mask = good; Hat + mask = sometimes bad???”, in The Comics Curmudgeon‎^[1]:

   “The grawlices represent descriptions of the nightmarish consequences of warfare, with gruesome details of carnage far more harrowing than the casual blasphemies that have become a part of the everyday English language.”

   2018 July 10, Arpad Okay, “‘Dork’ an essential collection of sunshine, pop culture, sex and bloody revenge”, in DoomRocket‎^[2]:

   “His career is a part of the indie boom, small publishers taking chances on books aimed at niche audiences. Comics that weren’t (necessarily) concerned with grawlices and fisticuffs. The ethos that comics could be something else.”

   2020 December 6, Curtis Honeycutt, “Grammar Guy: Saying goodbye to the year of the grawlix”, in The Northwest Indiana Times‎^[3], Grammar Guy:

   “Those are examples of grawlixes (または grawlices...both are correct 複数形 forms of grawlix).”