aposiopesis
noun • /ˌæpəsaɪəˈpi:sɪs/ • an abrupt breaking-off in speech (rhetoric device)From Latin aposiopesis, from Ancient Greek ἀποσιώπησις (aposiopesis), from αποσιωπαν (aposiopan, “be silent”).
Beastie Boys Sabotage - Empire Strikes Back
yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
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Trying to help my husband (who is a big dork) remember a name...
me: Okay, so who makes the Daleks...
L, obligingly: ...Davros.
me: No! <collapses into giggles>
L: ...what? Terry Nation?
me: Who makes the Daleks' VOICE?
L: Oh! Nick Briggs!
Oh, snap.
T: I'm dressed as a professional and ready to go.
me: You're dressed as *me*. I don't know if that counts as professional.
T: Hey, I didn't say what *kind* of professional ....
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