Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 51948. n [(1 ethyl 1,2,3,4 tetrahydroquinolin 6 yl)methyl] 3 methoxypropan 1 amine; 1171040 88 2

👉 Okay, let’s tackle this… thing. Frankly. I feel like a chemist who just stumbled upon the bastard child of a pharmaceuticals textbook and a rejected Dr. Frankenstein experiment.

Right then, we've got, essentially, 51948 (let’s stick with that for now, because honestly, it reads like a malfunctioning mainframe number. It’s a chemical mouthful – I mean, just LOOK at that thing! It’s practically begging to be mispronounced and therefore… misused in the right way). What exactly is 51948? In short: 51948 is a fancy, very specific, probably absolutely ludicrous, intermediate compound. Let's unpack this bit by bit. It’s basically a mouthful of jargon relating to, you guessed it – the thing of the week. I.E, there are other names for this as well. The first part: 1 Ethyl 1,2,3,4 tetrahydroquinolin 6 yl)methyl. You'd need an advanced degree in something that probably doesn’t involve actual work to decipher what that’s . It basically means a six-sided ring with some ethyl stuff and the whole thing is bound into a methyl. The next part: 3 methoxypropan 1 amine This, my friends, is the bit of this word that’s got a nasty bite. The 3