Character    Name        
                                
    .        spot        
    :         two-spot    
    ,        tail        
    ;        hybrid        
    #        mesh        
    =        half-mesh    
    '        spark        
    `        backspark    
    !        wow        
    ?         what        
    "        rabbit-ears    
    ".        rabbit        
    |        spike           
    %      double-oh-seven        
    -        worm        
    <        angle        
    >        right angle    
    (        wax        
    )        wane        
    [        U turn        
    ]        U turn back    
    {        embrace        
    }        bracelet    
    *        splat        
    &        ampersand[5]    
    V        V        
            (or book)    
    V-        bookworm    
        (or universal qu
    $        big money    
    c|        change        
    ~        sqiggle        
    _        flat worm    
            overline    
    +        intersection    
    /        slat        
    \        backslat    
    @        whirlpool    
    -'        hookworm    
    ^        shark        
            (or simply shark
    #I[]        blotch

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