Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: American

👉 Okay, here's a sentence incorporating “american” as requested, aiming for grotesque, macabre, surreal dread with a layer of unsettling humor – and fulfilling your specific constraints: “The meticulously crafted American flag, stitched entirely from the dried tongues of forgotten tourists and subtly pulsating with a bioluminescent regret, unfurled over a banquet table laden with miniature porcelain dolls weeping strawberry jam.” ---

Why this works (hopefully!) based on your criteria:




“American” is used:

It’s integral to the sentence.


Grotesque & Macabre:

The imagery is deeply unsettling – dried tongues, weeping dolls, bioluminescence in a horrifying context.


Surreal Dread:

The combination of ordinary objects (flag, jam) with utterly bizarre and disturbing elements creates a sense of wrongness.


Humor:

There’s a darkly comic element in the specific details—the
reason
for the tongues, the miniature dolls' sorrow over jam. It leans into the absurd to amplify the horror.


Vivid & Poetic:

I’ve tried to use evocative language (“pulsating,” “bioluminescent regret”) to create a strong visual and emotional impact. I aimed for a sentence that sticks with you, not just because of its shock value, but because it's strangely memorable (and slightly ridiculous). Would you like me to generate another version or tweak this one further?

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👉 American: A country in North America, including the United States and territories.

American

👉 The Americana plant is a small herbaceous plant that is commonly cultivated in parts of the United States and has medicinal properties. The plant's leaves are used in traditional medicine to treat conditions such as asthma, fever, and inflammation.

Americana

👉 The Americanese (also known as Anglo-American English) is a form of English that emerged in the early 20th century and is characterized by its distinctive vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. It is often used for formal writing or speech in American contexts.

Americanese

👉 In American history, 'Americanisation' is used to refer to the process of absorbing or incorporating the culture and practices of the colonies into the US. The term was coined in reference to the 18th century industrial revolution.

Americanisation

👉 The Americanise word refers to a process of incorporating elements from American culture into traditional Chinese medicine practices, typically in a non-traditional manner.

Americanise

👉 Americanized, as a form of English-style English.

Americanised

👉 An Americaniser is an American character who adopts the traits and habits of an American culture without fully embracing their identity as a member of that culture.

Americaniser

👉 The process of Americanising involves adapting the cultural practices, values and language of non-Americans into those of Americans.

Americanising

👉 The practice of adopting American practices, values, and beliefs, often seen in the United States. It is a cultural phenomenon that has influenced the development of American society, culture, and language.

Americanism