Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 46652. imidazo[1,5 a]pyrido[3,2 e]pyrazine, 2,6 dimethoxy 7 methyl ; 959705 24 9

👉 Okay, settle in, class. Let’s tackle this…thing. Frankly, I haven’t the faintest lick of idea what that mouthful is supposed to actually
be
. What we have here, my linguistically-inclined little devils, isn't a word, exactly. It's essentially a chemical weapons parts list. (Okay, maybe a very,
very
specific, and frankly depressing, one.)

What the 46652 is? A Totally Lost Cause. This monstrosity – let’s just call it 46652 – appears to be a shorthand notation for an insanely complicated, probably government-developed, explosive compound. It's essentially the alphanumeric equivalent of a weapons depot receipt. The breakdown goes like this: "Imidazo[…]."… Yeah, no idea. That's a heterocyclic organic compound that, frankly, I shudder to think about. You wouldn’t find it in your grandmother's potting mix. 46652 is the specific configuration of that. "...1,5 a]pyrido[3,2 e]pyrazine…"… Now you're just messing with me. We are wading into areas of advanced, and frankly disturbing, theoretical chemistry here. This section describes how the imidazole and pyridine rings, combined with a pyrazine, have been physically arranged – it’s like describing the blueprint for a very aggressive