[LM_NET] Target: word style

[Digest Wendy Carroll <WENDYSCARR@AOL.COM>]

Does anyone know what it's called when a writer uses the words to tell  their 
meaning.  For example:
 
Himalayas or Alps would be written on a slant to look like a  mountain.
 
or
 
han/ging where han is on one line and the ging is actually dangling below  it.
 
I am drawing a blank as to what these types of words are called.   Thank you.
 
 
Wendy S.  Lavenda-Carroll 
Librarian 
Lincoln School (K-6) M-W-F 
Grant School (K-6) T-Th) 
Ridgefield  Park, NJ 
_wendyscarr@aol.com_ (mailto:wendyscarr@aol.com) 

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