like
semi-quote
semiquote
signal phrase
as the man says
word
as I was saying
and then some
quotatious
quine
quote
anaphora
requotation
indirect quotation
straight quote
>
quotemaster
quotationally
quote mark
quotational
paraphrastic
what's that
disquotation
paraphrasis
end of quote
end quote
unquote
OK
quotation
citation
paraphrasing
quotingly
requote
well
reporting verb
affirmatio
logical punctuation
anyway
epicrisis
enquote
wellerism
anyhow
now you mention it
epigraph
from your lips to God's ears
phrasemic
anesis
scare quote
or words to that effect
one
a-
paraphrast
impromptu
direct speech
quotatively
not forgetting
I wish
oh yeah
symploce
anyways
this is not a drill
above-quoted
in any event
what was that
abovesaid
put that in your pipe and smoke it
oo arr
quote unquote
at any rate
oh ar
in any case
ingeminate
oblique speech
or something
right
Tom Swifty
this is someone
illative conjunction
postverbal
sentential
but
I'll have you know
get this
speech
regurgitate
internym
ba-dum ching
cite
paraphrasable
you'd better believe it

English words for 'Used to precede an approximate quotation or paraphrase or an expression of something that happened.'

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