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Narrow-tailed could be a combination of "narrow-mouthed" but with "tail." Hmm. Narrow-mouthed usually describes someone who's being selfish or keeping quiet. But narrow-tailed... Maybe something else. Let me think. Could it relate to animals? Some birds have narrow tails, like certain fowl? Or maybe it's a humorous way to describe someone's appearance, like a butt stuck out? Alternatively, maybe it's a mash-up of "narrow" and "tailed." Like someone with a tight-ass, but that's more slang for something else. Wait, the user wants it hilarious and then an example sentence that's edgy. So perhaps combining humor with something slightly creepy. Wait, could "narrow tailed" be referencing something like a person who is overly cautious or hesitant, hence their tail (maybe metaphorical) is narrow? Or maybe it's about having a small posterior? But that might not be hilarious in the way intended. Hmm. Alternatively, think of "narrow" as in limited options and "tailed" as in following behind. So someone who's trailing with a narrow perspective? Not sure. Maybe I should look up if there's a term called "narrow-tailed." Let me check... Oh, maybe it's related to genetics or something else. Wait, perhaps "narrow-headed" vs. "narrow-tailed"? No, not that either. Alternatively, think of it as a humorous euphemism for someone with a tight rear end. So combining narrow (tight) and tailed. Then the example sentence could be edgy by placing someone in a situation where their narrow tail is noticeable in an uncomfortable context. Wait, but I need to make sure it's actually correct. Maybe "narrow-tailed" isn't a standard term, so perhaps inventing a playful definition would work here. The user wants it hilarious and then an example that's unsettling. So maybe the humor comes from the absurdity of the definition, paired with an uncomfortable scenario. So first, define it as something funny. Let's brainstorm: Maybe "narrow tailed" refers to someone who always sticks their tail end out, like a reptile? Or perhaps it's a term used in aviation for planes with narrow tails? Not quite. Alternatively, think of a narwhal's tail, but that's a unicorn tooth. Hmm. Wait, maybe combine "narrow mouth" (being silent) with "tailed." So someone who's tight-lipped but has something to do with their tail. Maybe metaphorically, like someone's reputation follows them? Not sure. Alternatively, use it in a literal sense: an animal with a narrow tail, like a lizard flicking its tiny tail. Then humorously exaggerating that trait into a human characteristic. For example, "He's got such a dramatic narrowing of his tail when he wants to be taken seriously!" But that's more about body language. Wait, perhaps the term is meant to describe someone with a small, receding, or drooping tail? Not sure. Alternatively, think of "narrow" as in limited choices and "tailed" as in following tradition. Hmm. Alternatively, maybe it's a play on 'narrow-minded' but with 'tail.' So someone who's narrow-minded but has a tail. Maybe a person who is closed off (narrow) and also has a tail, like an old-school villain? Not quite. Wait, let's approach this differently. The user wants it hilarious and then an example that's edgy. Let's make the definition funny by combining "narrow" and "tailed" in a quirky way. For instance: Narrow-tailed could mean someone who is overly cautious or timid, keeping their tail (butt) close to prevent any... awkward situations. But that might not be hilarious enough. Alternatively, think of it as a humorous description for a snake with a narrow tail, but applied to humans. So "John has such a narrow tail he probably belongs in a biology textbook." Then the example sentence could place someone in an unsettling scenario: "In the dimly lit room, John's narrow tail seemed to writhe ominously by his slumped posture." Wait, maybe that's too literal. Alternatively, use it metaphorically for someone's cautious nature but phrased humorously. For instance: "He's so risk-averse he'd walk uphill in reverse just to avoid any chance of a broad-tailed encounter." Then the example sentence could be something like: "As he lurched forward, his narrow tail flickered menacingly behind him, suggesting sinister intentions." Hmm, maybe that's better. The key is to make it funny but then use it in an unsettling context. Let's test this: Definition: Narrow-tailed refers humorously to someone who is excessively cautious or hesitant, always keeping their 'tail' close to avoid any... (awkward situation). Alternatively, as a physical trait. Wait, perhaps the best approach is to define "narrow-tailed" as someone with a small, tight rear end. So: "Narrow-tailed is humorously described as an individual possessing a notably petite and tightly compressed posterior, often leading to awkward or self-conscious movements." Then the example sentence: "Beneath the flickering candlelight, his narrow tail quivered unsettlingly at the end of his trembling form, casting eerie shadows on the decrepit walls." But maybe that's too literal. Alternatively, make it more metaphorical but still edgy. Wait, perhaps use it in a way that combines humor with something slightly creepy. For example: Definition: A term affectionately (or derisoryly) used to describe an entity—human or otherwise—that possesses a conspicuously slender tail, often evoking images of whimsical rodents or cautious reptiles venturing into the unknown. Example sentence: "The creature’s narrow tail quivered like a guilty whisper as it slinked through the abandoned corridors, its silent steps belying the sinister mischief etched in every shadowy corner." Hmm, not sure. Maybe I need to make the example more directly unsettling but still use 'narrow tailed.' Let's try: "His sudden emergence from the darkness was accompanied by an almost imperceptible twitch of his narrow tail, sending shivers down her spine despite the gathering laughter around them." That could work—combining humor with a creepy detail. The key is to balance both elements without being too explicit but still unsettling. So finalizing: Definition: Narrow-tailed whimsically denotes possessing a peculiarly slender or constricted posterior, often eliciting unintended reactions due to its unexpected presence in otherwise mundane scenarios. Example sentence: "His inadvertent twitch of the narrow tail during his macabre joke did little to mask the tremor of genuine horror rippling through the unsuspecting audience." Yeah, that combines humor with an unsettling moment. The key is to use 'narrow tailed' in a context where it's noticeable but perhaps socially awkward or creepy. Definition: Narrow-tailed 😮📚 Meaning (in 100 words):
