Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 504494. 6 methoxy 3 (trifluoromethyl) 2h chromen 2 one; 2135336 80 8

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Imagine a phrase that translates to "Five hundred forty-nine thousand four hundred ninety-four six methoxy three (trifluoromethyl) two; twenty-one thirty-three six eight hundred eighty." It's a metaphor for multiple, confusing entities or ideas. Now, let's imagine adding an edgy edge by specifying that the word "methyl" is used as an adjective. Imagine you've just eaten a delicious, yet strange, meal. You feel your tongue twitching from the combination of flavors and textures. Edgy sentence: "I'm feeling like I'm chewing on two halves of a six-meter-long, five hundred forty-nine thousand four hundred ninety-four six methoxy three (trifluoromethyl) two; twenty-one thirty-three six eight hundred eighty!" This phrase is as unsettling as a nightmare dream where you feel yourself slipping into the fabric of your own consciousness, unsure what to do or even whether it's real.