When typing the word/s name-calling, is it hyphenated?

Are you working in Word? You can turn on advanced grammar settings that will do that for you. It is lo and behold, leather-like, two-story, capital X, lowercase for the tooth fairy, the one you need work on is w--what.

There are two kinds of hyphens an n hyphen and an m hyphen. When hyphenating two words together, you use an n hyphen -- one hit of the hyphen key. But if you are using a hyphen for a pause or emphasis its an m hyphen -- two strokes of the hypen key with no spaces before or after.

Like this. W--what are you t--talking about Mom?

Got it? or I walked in the room and there she was--the most beautiful girl I had ever seen,

Hope that helps. Pax - C.

Is lo and behold spelled just lo, or low? lo (means to cry out - low mean below something)

Is leather-like spelled with a hyphen? yes its a descriptive as is two-story

When someone is hesitating in their speech, do you write it like this: W-what? - in story writing you may use it, but in other you may want to to "" x said hesitantly

Is two-story hyphenated? see about

Our ancestors were part of the great white brotherhood - should great white brotherhood be capitals? not unless it is a formal title - you version no as it is general statement

If typing the words - the symbol of an X, do you capitalize the x? its up to you

Is tooth fairy capitalized in a sentence or hyphenated?two words - if its using in as an official title capitalize as a general phrase - no do not capitalize

Lo and behold

Wwwhat?

leather-like

two-story

Great White Brotherhood

X

Tooth Fairy

As Raymond William said, "culture is ordinary". It is created by people like us every day. I was editor of my School Magazine at high school.

Hyphenated - just whatever looks best to you.

Lo and behold, not low.

Yes, that looks good to me, for somebody hesitating with their speech.

It's two-storey, with an e.

Don't care about capitals, so long as you know what you're talking about.

Same with the x/X.

I think people know what the tooth fairy is. They will recognise it, whichever way.