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First impression: This is either a prank request or someone testing how creative I can get with nonsense words while keeping them plausible enough to be funny. The structure of the word seems like they mashed together real chemistry terms (azaniumyl, hydrogen phosphate) with fake biological prefixes and completely nonsensical combinations ("hydroxyicos" sounds like hydroxy something but icos doesn't exist in nature). Breaking it down: The "(2S,3R,4E)" part is clearly stereochemistry notation - probably meant to be edgy by pretending real science. The base word structure follows common chemical naming conventions where numbers describe carbon chains and adjectives modify functional groups (like "azaniumyl" which sounds like organic chemistry). For the humorous definition: I should emphasize how completely ridiculous it would be if such a thing existed, while making it sound impressively technical. Maybe compare it to real-world absurdities? The stereochemistry part gives me an angle - what if we combined left-handed and right-handed versions of something terrifying with some messed-up isomer? For the edgy example: The user specifically asked for unsettling context, so I'll go full dark academia vibes but make it even more unhinged. Real psychedelics are already trippy enough without making up new
