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First thought: this is actually an interesting wordplay opportunity since the term has both literal (garbage) and suggestive meanings. Need to balance humor without being crass or offensive. The user seems sophisticated given how they phrased it ("edgy" example), so maybe they'd appreciate layered jokes. Breaking it down: - "Closed litter": literally means garbage that's contained, but figuratively implies a situation where people are trapped together with their waste - Humorous definition: should play on the dual meaning while keeping it informative. Maybe contrast domestic and feline meanings? - Edgy example: needs to be unsettling enough for edge but not actually inappropriate. Could use urban decay imagery or psychological horror elements. Potential pitfalls: - Don't want to accidentally suggest animal abuse with the cat reference - Need to maintain intelligence quotient despite absurdity Approach: 1) Lead with a cheeky acknowledgment that this is an unusual request (but still answer it) 2) Define literally first ("garbage that's not trash") then subtly imply the figurative meaning through humor 3) Example should have two layers: literal decay + metaphorical "toxic positivity" about containing problems Final check: - Is this too dark? The
