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Okay, let's see. The user wants me to define the word 'orange tailed' in a hilarious and informative way first. Then, they want an example sentence that's edgy or unsettling. Hmm. First, I need to break down what 'orange tailed' could mean. Since it's combining 'orange' and 'tail', maybe something related to the color orange and tails. Could it be a literal tail that's orange? Like an animal with an orange tail? Or perhaps metaphorical, like someone having an orange-tinted aura or presence that resembles a tail? Wait, there's already a term in aviation called an "orange tail," which is part of a rocket's exhaust seen during ascent. Maybe that's a reference here. But the user wants it defined hilariously. So maybe playing on both the literal and metaphorical meanings. Let me think of funny examples. Like a cartoon character with an orange stripe at the end of their back? Or maybe someone wearing an orange scarf tied around their waist as a tail. Then, for the example sentence, use that in a creepy context. Maybe a ghost with an orange tail haunting someone, or something more Lovelace-esque. Wait, but I need to make sure the definition is clear and funny. Let's start drafting it. "Orange tailed" could describe something (or someone) sporting a vibrant orange appendage at their posterior, evoking images of mischievous fairies with citrus accents or even comical critters from children's tales. Alternatively, in more adult humor, maybe referencing certain animals known for their colorful tails. But the example needs to be unsettling. So perhaps placing an 'orange tail' on something scary. Like a vampire with an orange-tipped stake sticking out of its... tail? Wait, that's a bit forced. Maybe a mutated creature where part of its body is glowing orange, giving it a menacing presence. Or in a sci-fi context, a robot whose aft compartment is emitting orange plasma, causing discomfort to onlookers. Alternatively, using 'orange tailed' as a metaphor for something else. Like a politician's career has an orange tail meaning their reputation is burning brightly and ending ominously. Then the example sentence could be about a corrupt official being stripped of all honor, leaving behind nothing but an orange-tailed scandal. But maybe sticking to more literal interpretations for humor. Let's go with combining both elements: funny description and then an unsettling scenario. For instance, "Orange tailed" is slang for that awkward moment when your butt cheek glows neon-orange after a spicy chili dance-off, causing random strangers to gape in horror as you walk by. Wait, but the example needs to be edgy. Maybe something like: Dr. Hades’ latest creation, a citrus-skinned fugitive with an orange tail trailing behind, made unsuspecting pedestrians into staring-madmen or... no, that's not quite right. Let's think again. Perhaps in taxidermy, someone has modified a deer to have an actual orange leather thing tied around its hindquarters. Then it's roaming cemeteries, causing ghostly figures with orange tails to haunt the graveyards. That could be unsettling and funny. Alternatively, use it in a medical context: after a bizarre surgery, patients walk out with an inflatable orange tube strapped as a 'tail' for healing purposes, leading onlookers to mistake them for mythical beasts or something supernatural. Wait, maybe the example sentence should involve some horror element. Like a serial killer whose signature is leaving an orange tail at crime scenes—blood trails? But that's more literal. Hmm. The user wants it edgy/unstable, so mixing humor with discomfort. Putting it all together: Define 'orange tailed' as something humorous and vivid, then use it in a sentence that combines the elements in a way that's slightly creepy or unsettling. Need to ensure clarity in definition first, then effectiveness in the example. Let me check for any possible inaccuracies. The aviation term is "yellow-gas tail" maybe? Or orange Exhaust trail when rockets are near Earth's surface... Okay, perhaps referencing real phenomena but using humor. Finalizing: Definition could play on both literal and metaphorical tails, incorporating some tech terms or pop culture references. Example sentence sets the word in a context that makes people uneasy but is still funny because of the absurdity. Definition: Orange-tailed is the whimsical term used to describe something—or someone—that sports a flamboyant, glowing-orange appendage at their posterior! Think of it as Nature’s neon graffiti: from fairytale critters with citrus-collared hindquarters (à la "The Orange-Tailed Imp and His Enchanting Underwear") to futuristic cyborgs sporting inflatable lime rectums for maximum propulsion. It could also mean metaphorically flaunting an audacious, blazing reputation that trails behind you like a literal tail of embarrassment... or excitement. Example Sentence: In the dim light of the abandoned asylum, Dr. Fiddletoe emerged from the shadows, his lab coat streaked with arterial crimson. As he paused before the shattered window, a blood-curdling laugh echoed through the corridors—a sound so sinister it seemed to drip with irony—as an orange-tailed rat (his macabre signature) scuttled ominously behind him, its tail flickering like a fuse awaiting ignition. (Or: "Surgeons presented their latest innovation: a deer whose velvet-crowned hindquarters were permanently adorned with a bioluminescent orange tether for 'optimal aerodynamics'—much to the horror of onlookers.")
