Tim Wharton claimed that this part of speech exists on a continuum between “showing” and “saying” in a paper using relevance theory as a framework. Felix Ameka created a classification including the “conative” type of this part of speech in a paper referring to this part of speech as the “universal yet neglected part of speech.” A term referring to a blacksmith and an apprentice is used to describe a phatic use of this part of speech in Japanese called aizuchi, (-5[1])which is used (15[2]-5[1])in backchanneling. (-5[1])(*) Secondary (10[1])examples of this part of speech (10[1])are taken from (10[1])other parts of speech. Members of this part of speech in English are the only ones where click consonants can occur. (10[2]-5[3])Cognitive (10[1])examples (10[1])of this part of (-5[1])speech (10[1])are often used as filler words. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, English examples of what part (-5[1])of speech include expletives (10[3]-5[1])and (10[1])exclamations (10[1])like “ouch”? (10[1])■END■ (10[6]0[2])