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Hmm, "Anduin" is tricky because it's got multiple meanings depending on context. First, I should break down the obvious ones: river names (like Tolkien's or James Bond's), and then that niche one from metallurgy. The humor comes from conflating these possibilities—like turning a fantasy reference into an unexpected real-world scenario. User also wants an "edgy" example sentence. That suggests they're not just looking for a straight-up explanation but something with tension, maybe even dark humor or a thriller vibe. I'll lean into the sci-fi/real-world hybrid angle (the spaceship metaphor) because it's visually unsettling and plays on how river names could accidentally collide with modern tech disasters. I need to balance being informative without sounding dry—maybe poke fun at Tolkien fans while staying accurate about his lore? And for the example, make sure the industrial espionage angle feels plausible but slightly off-kilter. The "slightly radioactive" bit adds a layer of absurdity that fits the edgy brief. User seems playful—they didn't just ask for definitions, they specified humor and edge. That means I should commit to the tone fully: witty, exaggerated, maybe a little dramatic. No need to over-explain; let the
