What is another word for ampersand?

Pronunciation: [ˈampəsˌand] (IPA)

The word "ampersand" is commonly used to refer to the symbol "&" that is often used in place of the word "and". However, there are several synonyms for this symbol that can be used depending on the context and personal preference. Some people refer to the symbol as the "epershand" or the "and symbol". Others might call it the "plus sign" or the "intersection". In programming and coding, the symbol might be referred to as the "amp sign" or the "reference operator". Other synonyms include the "et symbol" and the "tironian sign". Regardless of what it is called, the "&" symbol plays an important role in communication and design.

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Usage examples for Ampersand

If a similar line could be stretched northward from Cold River to ampersand Lake, it would be about eight miles.
"Lost Pond"
Henry Abbott
It was fourteen miles from any house to the lake I had fixed on,-that known as the ampersand Pond; but, fortunately, there were, amongst the guides called in, some who had been assistants in the official survey, and, with their practical knowledge and memory of the lines, I was enabled, without leaving the inn, to draw a map of the section of a township which included the lake, and determine its exact position, with the fact that it had been forfeited to the State at the last tax sale, and was for sale at the land office in Albany.
"The Autobiography of a Journalist, Volume I"
William James Stillman
The right to the name of ampersand, like the territory of Gaul in those Commentaries which Julius Caesar wrote for the punishment of schoolboys, is divided into three parts.
"Little Rivers A Book Of Essays In Profitable Idleness"
Henry van Dyke

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