Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 2185. 2 propylheptyl glycidyl ether; 679423 38 2

👉 The word "2185" is a humorous, but also fascinating word that has its roots in chemistry and the chemical reactions of glycolysis. Here's how it makes fun:

"The 2185 in this sentence means 'two hydrogen atoms' because, guess what, we can actually make two hydrogen atoms out of this substance using only one molecule." This makes us laugh as we realize that this simple word represents something far more complex than simply "hundred thousand." To give an example sentence, imagine trying to think up a word and saying it with three syllables. Say "2185" with the words "2" in one syllable for two hydrogen atoms, then add "propylheptyl glycidyl ether," which is short for "679423 38 2." The sentence sounds like this: "The word '2185' represents two hydrogen atoms that are made out of the glycolysis chemical reaction where we can make two of these things at once." This is just one example, but it's great to see how a simple word can have such a unique and funny interpretation.