Grawlix

A Grawlix is a string of symbols used to represent a swear word, or to represent a word that has been censored. The most common Grawlixes are: #@!%* or @#$%&.

Why is it called a grawlix?

The word "grawlix" is a combination of the words "grawl" and "lix". "Grawl" is a word used to describe the sound of a person grunting, and "lix" is a word used to describe a mess or a tangle. Together, these words create the word "grawlix", which is used to describe the characters that are often used in comics to represent swearing or cursing. How do you write grawlix? The most common way to write grawlix is by using the symbols @#$%^&* (or &*#@$%^ for reverse grawlix). What symbols replace swear words? The most common symbols that are used to replace swear words are asterisks, dashes, and exclamation points. For example, "f*ck" can be written as "f-ck" or "f!ck."

How do you censor a swear word?

There are a few different ways that you can censor a swear word when you are sending an email or message. One way is to use asterisks or other symbols to replace the letters in the swear word. For example, you could replace the letters in the word "fuck" with asterisks, so it would appear as "
*".

Another way to censor a swear word is to omit some of the letters in the word. For example, you could spell the word "fuck" as "f*ck" or "f
k".

Finally, you could simply use a different word that has a similar meaning to the swear word but is not considered to be offensive. For example, instead of using the word "fuck" you could use the word "screw".

What is a broghan?

A "broghan" is a slang term for a message or email that is forwarded on to someone else. It is derived from the phrase "bro forward", meaning that the person who forwarded the message is acting as a broker or intermediary between the original sender and the recipient.