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Hmm, "comb spined" sounds like it could be a portmanteau of "comb" and "spine." Let me break that down. The comb part might refer to something that's stiff or structured, like a bird's comb of feathers, or maybe even a hairbrush. The spine part could relate to the backbone, something that gives structure and supports the body. So combining those, maybe something that has both a comb-like structure and a central supporting axis? Wait, but is there a real term that combines these? Maybe not. Since the user wants a humorous definition, perhaps I'm creating a new word here. Let's brainstorm. A comb spine could metaphorically describe something that's organized with segments or prongs along with a central pillar. Like a plant with stiff structures on top and a strong stem. Or maybe even an animal's back? But I need to make it hilarious. So maybe exaggerate the features. For example, a comb made of teeth-like structures supporting some vital part. Alternatively, think of a creature that's half-comb, half-snake? Not sure. Let's go with that. So the definition could be something like: "Comb spined is a fantastical term used to describe a mythical or exaggeratedly bizarre entity that combines the intricate structure of a hairbrush comb with the structural integrity of a spine, resulting in a creature (or object) that's both visually striking and structurally formidable." But I need to make it more concise and funny. Wait, maybe use alliteration or some playful language. Let's try: "Comb spined is a hilarious hybrid term inventing a critter that's part combed coiffure, part spinal column, creating an unnervingly elegant terror of the animal kingdom." Hmm, not sure if that's hitting the humor yet. Alternatively, break it down into parts. A comb (like the grooming tool) and spine. So maybe something that has teeth-like structures along with a backbone. For example, a dragon whose scales are interspersed with bristles like a comb, giving it both strength from its spine and perhaps some... texture? For the example sentence, needs to be edgy or unsettling. Maybe set in a dark scenario: "The comb-spined villain loomed overhead, his backguard a labyrinth of metallic teeth poised to shred the faintest provocation." Wait, but I need to make sure the term is used correctly in context. Wait, maybe check if 'comb spined' should be hyphenated as one word or two. The user wrote it as one word, so I'll keep that. Now, crafting a funny definition and then an unsettling example. Let me try again for the definition: "Comb spined refers to a fantastical fusion of a meticulously groomed comb (the grooming implement) with a vertebral column, conjuring images of bizarre organisms boasting both meticulous barbed armor and a spinal backbone—ideal for stirring nightmares or whimsical fantasies." Example sentence: "In the dimly lit crypt, skeletal remains lay scattered as if frozen mid-strut, their bone-like spines etched with ancient carvings that hinted at once being creatures comb-spined into perfection by some eldritch architect." Hmm, not sure. Maybe make it more direct. Alternatively: "Local residents reported seeing a beast in the marshlands; its comb-spined back glimmered menacingly under moonlight, each tooth-like spine capable of delivering fatal blows to the uninitiated." I think that's better. The example should be vivid and slightly creepy. So combining both parts: the humor comes from the absurdity of the term, and the unsettling part is the creature's dangerous appearance. Definition: Comb spined (ˈkɔm spoɪnd) is a whimsically horrifying term coined for mythical creatures that fuse the rigid structure of a hairbrush comb—with its intimidating rows of "teeth"—with the skeletal grace of a spine. Imagine a serpent-like beast, its back a metallic lattice of barbs, gleaming like daggers beneath moonlight—a paradoxical blend of organized terror and structural elegance. It’s nature’s own answer to a math problem gone sentient… or maybe just really bad interior design. Example Sentence: "In the suffocating fog of the abandoned asylum, locals whispered of nocturnal prowlers wielding prehensile comb-spined tails—creatures so terrifyingly symmetrical their every spine seemed crafted to deliver fatal lacerations even in a scream that never came." (Psst… check your humanity first. 🕷️)