👉 The term "interjugular" in the context of linguistics refers to a word or phrase that is used as an interjection, indicating a pause or interruption in a sentence. It typically conveys a sense of surprise, excitement, or emphasis and often has a slightly different meaning from its direct counterpart. For example: - "She's been doing it for so long... I'm still not sure if she knows what she's doing." - This phrase uses interjection to emphasize the speaker
