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• n  an abrupt emphatic exclamation expressing emotion
• n  the action of interjecting or interposing an action or remark that interrupts

• Interjections like 'frak' are usually translated as 'kuso,' which means feces and is used as a slimilar interjection to 'frak' or 'sheesh' in Japanese.
• If the deluge of material was sometimes bewildering, the rhythmic interjection of such confessed conspirators as John Dean, Jeb Stuart Magruder, Herbert Kalmbach and Fred LaRue .
• I've heard nigger used as an honorific, an insult, a verb and even an interjection.

• ejaculation
• interposition
• interpolation
• interpellation

News & Articles

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• 3 doctors criticize bill on abortion
  Three Columbus-area doctors say a new, sweeping anti-abortion bill would force them to lie to their patients and could put women’s lives at risk. As Rep. Ron Hood, R-Ashville, explained to a House committee why his bill would “protect mothers from making a decision they may long regret,” doctors down the hall were slamming the proposal as a dangerous interjection of politics into their medical ...
  June 20, 2013 - The Columbus Dispatch

Quotes

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• Kurt Busch in Scene Daily (registration)
  Quite a bit of work is going down, but in the end this car of tomorrow is going to be a good thing,Busch said. "I can't say that right now it's approved by everybody's standards but for us and myself the interjection of safety is obviously...
• Spike Lee in Winnipeg Sun
  I was drawn by James' novel,Lee says almost reverentially. "His interjection -- or you might say his fusion -- of spiritualism, of mysticism, of religion and of all those things in the story, made it more than the typical War Two film for...
• Marc Crawford in Los Angeles Times
  He'sa very committed player away from the puck,Crawford said. "That is a nice interjection to our team. We didn't have a lot of that last year. We all believe Mike can be better. Last night, he had a number of opportunities to make plays...