hyphen, n.All

The Hyphen is a form of punctuation that makes all the difference between a “man-eating chicken” and a “man eating chicken."

The Hyphen is, oddly enough enough, not used in the word 'hyphenated' while it is used in 'non-hyphenated.'

There are three types of dashes. A hyphen (-) connects compound works, like Anglo-Saxon. The En-Dash (–) is used when showing a type of distance or range, like Mon–Fri. The Em-Dash (—) is used to add a thought into a sentence.

There’s a fine line between hyphenated words.

The Hyphen is a form of punctuation that makes $75 worth of difference depending on whether you've got twenty five-dollar bills or twenty-five dollar bills.

The Hyphen is important to fully undertand. A 6 foot man eating fish is nothing special. But a 6 foot man-eating fish is absolutely terrifying