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First, I need to understand what 'flame faced' means. I'm not sure if it's a real term, so maybe it's a blend of "flaming" and "face." Let me think... Flaming usually refers to someone starting arguments online, but "flame faced" could be literal—a face covered in flames? Or maybe someone who gets hot-tempered like a flame? Wait, perhaps it's a play on words. If someone's face is ablaze with flames, like they're burning, that's straightforward. But the humorous angle might involve exaggeration or unexpected scenarios. Alternatively, "flame faced" could metaphorically describe someone with a fiery temper, combining "flamingo" (which has pink feathers) and "flame." Hmm, maybe not. Let's stick to the literal interpretation first. For the definition, I'll go with something like: Having one's face engulfed in flames, causing an eerie or hellish glow. Then make it hilarious by adding some quirky elements. Maybe compare it to a clown's accident at a birthday party? Not sure. Need to keep it funny but informative. Next, the example sentence needs to be edgy. So perhaps placing someone with a flame-faced condition in a tense situation. Like near a volcano eruption or something dangerous. Wait, maybe: "John was watching his favorite show when he accidentally set himself on fire—a one-way ticket to becoming the next celebrity 'flame faced' sensation!" But that's more about accidental flaming rather than just having flame-faced. Alternatively, use it in a confrontational context. Like online flaming (thread rage), but the word here is 'flame faced,' so maybe someone whose face literally glows when they argue. Example: "Across the digital divide, Dr. Pyros ignited an intellectual feud, her visage alight with virtual flames as she dismantled her opponent's thesis—definitely a case of flame faced discourse." That combines online arguing (flaming) with literal flames on her face. It's edgy because it's mixing real danger with internet conflict, and unsettling because she's glowing. Wait, but the user wants an example using 'flame faced,' so maybe: "In the dimly lit chat room, Dr. Pyros' avatar crackled to life, her flame-faced presence radiating hostility that turned casual debates into infernos of outrage." That uses 'flame faced' as a persona trait causing online feuds. But I need to ensure the example is edgy/unnerving. Maybe something like: "As he stepped out of the sauna, Mike's eyes burned into the crowd with flame-faced fury, turning his impromptu speech into an unsolicited pyrotechnic performance." That's unsettling because it's unexpected and dangerous. Putting it all together. Definition should be clear but humorous. Example sentence edgy. Need to check if 'flame faced' is a real term or coined. Since I'm creating it, define as such. Maybe add some pseudo-scientific explanation for humor. Definition of 'Flame-Faced': Imagine your face decided to join a frat house torch relay team—only instead of flaming shots, you're literally on fire! "Flame-faced" describes the eerie (and slightly grotesque) condition where someone's visage is ablaze with flames, casting an otherworldly glow. It’s like accidentally becoming Michelangelo’s David during a summer DIY barbecue gone wrong. Bonus: Scientists theorize it could occur in zero gravity—fire loves space as much as humans love self-tanning. Edgy Example Sentence: Across the chatroom, Dr. CinderGlower reduced her opponent to ashes with nary a syllable—a masterclass in flame-faced rhetoric . "Your thesis is as constructive as a lawnmower on brain cells," she typed, sparking a wildfire of outrage that turned into... well, actual flames. By the time the moderators extinguished both debate and her visage, it was clear: In Dr. CinderGlower’s world, flame-faced discourse wasn’t just metaphorical—it was literal survival-of-the-fittest." Cue gas masks. 🚨🔥
