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Hmm, "dudedude" isn't a real word I know offhand - it feels like either a playful misspelling of "dude" or someone combined two "dudes." Probably internet slang? Maybe they saw it somewhere and got curious. The humor request is interesting too - they want witty but not childish, informed yet creative. That suggests they enjoy clever wordplay over just being funny. The edgy example sentence part makes me think they appreciate absurdist scenarios or darker takes on simple words. Right, so how to approach this? First need a funny-but-not-bad definition that captures why someone would actually say "dudedude" instead of regular "dude." Should emphasize its redundancy rather than just mocking it. For the example sentence... let's think about situations where people might overuse filler words for effect, but in an unsettling way. Maybe something from internet culture? Like a weirdo who talks to himself excessively even when others are present? The more mundane the better because that contrast feels edgy. User seems comfortable with self-deprecating humor and absurdist scenarios based on asking this unusual question. They're probably familiar with meme language too since they referenced "dude" which is very internet
