Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Bacteroides cytophaga flexibacter

👉 The term "Bacteroides Cytophaga Flexibacter" is a pun-filled, often thought-of as offensive word that has a humorous connotation in the context of bacterial culture. It's commonly used to describe any bacterium or organism that looks like a bacteria but behaves like a fungus.

Here’s an example sentence using this term: My friend just told me about a new type of bacteria in the food. I don't know what it is, but it seems weird. "Hi! Just saw some weird-looking fungi in my food, which reminds me to pay more attention next time." This phrase combines "bacteroides cytophaga flexibacter," which has a strange and possibly derogatory connotation (as the bacterium resembles bacteria), with a playful tongue-in-cheek attitude ("new type of bacteria"). It's a fun, humorous way to express interest in these unfamiliar organisms.