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Electriglue 

A fundamental property of electricity used by like all the popular computer companies that allows the entanglement of electronics with a high bandwidth of storage to approximate the exact users individual preferences that way advancing an incredibly frequent usage and investment that augments the specimen with their new electronic vital organ that requires future upgrading. Also computer cum.
Hey my electriglue senses are starting to tingle so I'm gonna go head over to the commode where I'll take a tinkle on my screen.
Electriglue by Professor PMI January 19, 2023
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Electricles

Icicles that are hanging from power lines/electrical sources that carry electrical current.
If you see electricles, do not touch them. They can carry electrical current.
Electricles by DanAsh69 February 20, 2026

Oratrice Mechanique D'analyse Cardinale De La Voiture D'ore Electrique 

It is a self made word by an 8th grader. "Oratrice mechanique d'analyse cardinale de la voiture d'or electrique" (French) noun: A whimsical term used to describe luxurious and high-performance supercars, often adorned in gold exteriors, that are utilized as police cars in certain locations, such as Dubai. These vehicles represent a symbol of extravagance and showcase the fusion of law enforcement and opulence in a unique and eye-catching manner.
David: Listen Dude, What is your favorite car?
*A bunch of elite supercars owned by the dubai police go by and catch a criminal*
Richard: Every single one of those gorgeous Oratrice Mechanique D'analyse Cardinale De La Voiture D'ore Electrique.
David: My notable mentions include the Mclaren Speedtail and the Lykan Hypersport.
Richard: Mine is the latest addition of the Ferrari Pininfarina Sergio
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