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👉 The word you're describing is called "fluoroanisole". It's a chemical compound commonly used to make perfumes and detergents.

In a humorous but informative way: - Fluorine, which has the symbol #15 and atomic number 8, - Anisole, as in the name of the substance. - This chemical is also known as fluoroanisole. You'll recognize it's an example sentence: "Fluoroanisole (fluorine anisole)". And here's a slightly unsettling example from a classic horror novel: As an adult, I had been assigned to the first floor of the mansion. The last thing I expected was to see my mother, but when I arrived, I found her in the kitchen, surrounded by piles of food, all of which were eaten by a small, brown mouse. The sentence uses the word "mouse" twice (in both meanings), which can be unsettling if you're not used to using that word. It also implies an ominous atmosphere where fear and tension are prevalent, as if there's something sinister lurking beneath the surface.