Definition: Sure, let's take Genesis Chapter 21 verse 2 as a basis for our fun linguistic adventure.

Verse 2 : "The Lord said, 'I will bless those who bless the father of his family and the one who feeds on my table.'" This phrase is filled with profanity. "Blessed" is dripping with sarcasm as it's used as a compliment or a positive statement; "those who bless the father of their family" seems to imply favoritism, which might be seen as an insult. Lastly, the "feed on my table" part, when used in a humorous way, means that someone has been given something for free by God. This phrase is more likely to evoke laughter than anger. Example sentence: "The son of my father and brother was so proud that he felt himself being blessed with the spoils of their labor, even though they had only fed him on his table."