proc named "#"

Is there a way to define proc named "#"; In other words: Can I define

proc # {args} { puts $args }

Defining above proc does not produce any error. However, when
executing # as command, interpreter still treats as comment line

% proc # {args} {puts [lindex $args 0]}
% info body #
puts [lindex $args 0]

Good.. now let me execute # as command
% # blah blah1


----nothing returned.. Ok.. Let me eval w/ []...
% puts [# blah blah1]
]

----looks like I need to have eol and then close ].. still # is
interpreted as comment line and not as proc #

:(

Jay
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