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First, I need to make sure I understand what 'bird-footed' means. From what I remember, it's an adjective originating from Old English, meaning having feet resembling those of a bird—probably referring to the webbed feet characteristic of birds like ducks or geese. So maybe something about Webbed Feet? But I should check that. Wait, there's also the term "turkey buzz" which is slang for testicular veins, but that's a different meaning. Oh right, 'bird-footed' specifically refers to having webbed feet, so it's more literal. Okay, got it. Now, the definition needs to be hilarious. How to make that engaging? Maybe use some vivid imagery or play on words. Like comparing someone's legs to a bird's wings being folded... Hmm. Maybe something with water since webbed feet are for swimming. Oh, imagine someone waddling like a penguin but more awkwardly. Or maybe a person who can't swim without their webbed feet? For the example sentence, they want it edgy or unsettling. So perhaps a creepy character with bird feet causing discomfort or something eerie about it. Wait, how to make that uneasy without being too graphic? Maybe a scenario where someone is constantly stumbling because they're bird-footed, leading to an awkward situation in a dark place. Or maybe using it metaphorically in a sentence that's slightly disturbing but still within the word's meaning. Wait, example sentences should use the word 'bird-footed' correctly. So something like: "His bird-footed clumsiness almost knocked over the antique vase during dinner." But to make it edgy, maybe set in a tense context. Like a haunted house where a ghostly figure is described as bird-footed, causing fear because their footsteps echo... Not sure. Alternatively, a character who's bird-footed might be walking on a creaky floor in an empty building at night, creating eerie sounds with every step. Alternatively, maybe a more direct example: "The bird-footed intruder silently navigated the mansion's corridors, his webbed feet barely making a sound against the Persian carpet." That adds a creepy infiltrator aspect. But does 'bird-footed' fit here? Yes, because it's describing someone moving quietly due to their foot structure. Wait, but maybe the user wants an example where being bird-footed leads to something unsettling. Like: "Her bird-footed gait made her shuffle uneasily down the dimly lit hallway, as if ghosts themselves were trailing behind her." Hmm, not sure. Maybe better to keep it straightforward but in a slightly scary setting. I need to ensure that the example sentence is both correct in usage and evokes an edgy atmosphere. Let me brainstorm a few possibilities: 1. "The bird-footed creature slithered silently through the darkness, its webbed feet barely whispering across the floorboards." 2. "Beneath the flickering light, his unnervingly silent, bird-footed steps echoed hauntingly, turning the mansion into an acoustic graveyard of unease." 3. "She moved with a clumsy, bird-footed shuffle through the crowded room, drawing uncomfortable glances that prickled her skin like thorns." The second one might be better because it uses 'bird-footed' in conjunction with silence and a spooky setting. Let's go with that. Putting it all together: The definition should explain 'bird-footed' as having webbed feet (like birds) humorously, then the example sentence sets it in a creepy scenario. Hilarious Definition: Being "bird-footed" is like strutting around with legs designed for awkward pool slides—those unmistakable webbed feet that make you look like you've been Conversion-95° geese attempting to high-five a toddler (while simultaneously tripping over their own reflection). Imagine someone waddling like a penguin but on ice, leaving squishy footprints in every unsuspecting mudpie they tread upon. 🌧️🐦 Edgy Example Sentence: "In the dimly lit hallway, his silent, bird-footed strides echoed like phantom whispers, turning the abandoned mansion into an acoustic graveyard of unease." ➚👟⚍✨ (Scary Footwork Alert!)
