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First, I need to understand what 'yellow barred' refers to. It could be a literal description, like something yellow with bars. Maybe prison cells? Or animals like zebras (yellow and black stripes, not white bars though). Wait, maybe it's slang. In some contexts, "yellow" can mean cowardly or dirty, and "barred" might refer to having scars, ridges, or legal troubles. So combining those, 'yellow barred' could describe someone with a criminal record (bars as prison time) who's also cowardly. But I need to make it hilarious. Maybe use vivid imagery. For example, comparing them to a race of candy-colored inmates with scratchy bars like toothpicks on their skin or tattoos. Then the example sentence should be unsettling—maybe from a dystopian future or a creepy scenario where these individuals are part of society in a way that's off-putting. Wait, check if 'yellow barred' is an actual term. Maybe in sports, like baseball players with yellowish-tanned skin (not sure) and scars? Or perhaps it's referencing animals, but I'm not recalling a specific usage. Alternatively, could it relate to vehicles or art? Hmm. Since the user wants humor and edge, maybe inventing a slightly fictional definition while staying plausible would work. So, for the definition: Something like, "Yellow barred: Adjective. Describing an individual (creature, person) adorned in a sickly yellow hue interlaced with stark, white vertical lines reminiscent of skeletal frames or prison bars. Often implies a fusion of cowardice ('yellow') and past transgressions ('barred')." Adding humor by playing on the dual meanings of 'bars' as both physical bars (like prison) and maybe barcodes (yellow?), though that's a stretch. Need to keep it funny but informative. Example sentence: "That creepy guy at the carnival, Mr. Lemon Squeeze with his yellow barred skin and missing arm ('till he fished it back from a severed head'), was selling fake psychic tips." That's edgy because it's talking about a predatory individual in an exploitative setting, using hyperbole and dark humor. Need to ensure the example is unsettling but not crossing into gratuitous violence. Maybe keep it slightly creepy but clever. Also, check if the sentence flows well and clearly uses 'yellow barred' correctly. Definition of 'Yellow Barred': Adjective. Originating from a bizarre blend of 8-bit video game lore and underground prison slang, "yellow barred" describes entities (humans, aliens, or even candy-coated snails) cloaked in sickly, buttery yellow skin intermittently streaked with stark, fluorescent white vertical lines—evocative of skeletal frames or the jagged edges of a broken cell bar. It connotes a sinister fusion of cowardice ("yellow" as a metaphor for spinelessness) and etched scars from past transgressions (the "barred" legal record). Think Game of Thrones-era Oedeth meets Van Gogh's The Potato Eater —except way more creepier and less artistic. Example Sentence: "Under the flickering neon glow of Neo-Tokyo’s underground market, Dr. Fizz-Bo strutted like a cockroach in his acid-pink yellow-bared suit—a veritable walking advertisement for paranoia. ‘Catch the tonight shift at the Broken Bone Bar,’ he croaked to an unsuspecting patron, whose eyes glazed halfway through a stolen cough drop. Little did the crowd know, ‘Broken Bone’ was both the watering hole and the interrogation facility where indebted junkies were 'treated' with bone shards behind iron bars." (Edge-of-your-seat tension courtesy of futuristic capitalism’s darkest PR spin.)
