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So combining those two aspects, 'sharp snouted' might describe someone or an animal with a distinctive nose and perhaps a piercing look. But I need to make it hilarious, so maybe add some playful exaggeration. Maybe something about their nose being so sharp it could cut bread? Or they use their nose for pricking things? For the example sentence, the user wants it edgy or unsettling. So maybe place someone with a 'sharp snouted' feature in a creepy scenario. Like a villain with a menacing nose doing something scary. Wait, but the example just needs to use the word in an unsettling context, not necessarily horror-filled. Let me think. Perhaps a sentence where someone's sharp-nosed appearance is part of their intimidating presence in an unexpected place. Maybe a business setting? Or maybe a character with a sharp-snouted pet causing trouble. Hmm. Need to ensure it's edgy but still uses the term correctly. Wait, let me check if 'sharp snouted' is a real adjective. Not sure. Maybe combine 'sharp' and 'snout' into a playful description. For example, "Sharp-snouted" could refer to someone with a keen sense of smell plus a nose that's... well, maybe pointed or something. But the humor part is key here. Like comparing their nose to a razor blade? Or they sneeze like they're launching missiles? Putting it all together: Definition should be clear but funny, then an example sentence that makes you uneasy but uses the term properly. Let me draft a definition first: "Sharp-snouted" describes someone or an animal with a notably Pointy or piercing nose, perhaps implying both sharpness in appearance and maybe senses? Then for humor, add something like they could use their nose to... uh, sniff out trouble or actually puncture balloons? Example sentence: Maybe "The cult leader, a sharp-snouted enigma, offered saccharine tracts as followers were instructed to cleanse their nasal passages before joining the apocalyptic agenda." That uses 'sharp snouted' and creates an unsettling atmosphere with the cult leader. Does that work? The nose is prominent ('sharp snouted'), and the situation is weird and slightly disturbing. Yeah, I think that's good. Let me make sure it's informative by mentioning the nose aspect in the definition. Definition of 'Sharp Snouted': Imagine a creature (or overly stylish human) with a nose so piercingly pointy it could rival a safety inspector’s dream blade. This cheeky descriptor marries "sharp" (as cutting as a razor-wire maze) with "snouted" (a nose flaunted like Victorian aristocracy). It might hint at an acute sense of smell, snarky sarcasm, or simply a schnoz engineered by a rhinoplasty rebel. Edgy Example Sentence: "Beneath the flicker of blue neon, the sharp-snouted cult leader distributed saccharized pamphlets while followers were instructed to 'sniff cleanse' their nares—via industrial sanitizer bombs—in preparation for initiating the olfactory apocalypse." (Emphasis: ‘sniff cleanse’ ) This combo of unsettling imagery and absurdity ensures your sentence is both edgy and earns you a mental-health hotline. 🧢🔥
