describe a color that doesn't exist using only words that don't exist
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Claude 3 Sonnet via @hdevalence.bsky.social
Here is an attempt to describe a non-existent color using only non-existent words:
Quorbizine is the zarthic hue that blurbles between crombulent and framinant. Its frimpery shades frindle from plurkish overtones into smoursive undertints. When brindled with zoxic rays, quorbizine gleebrates into a rorty iridescence that fromptuates the cromulent boundaries of zendible spectrum.
Claude 3 Sonnet via @hdevalence.bsky.social
Quorbizine's shrimbling intensity frambulates in cornic undulations, causing whampling renzors to gyre and tramble across the visual plorup. An unmistakable friskering of burbleferts lends quorbizine its singular ayliting distinction. Those who have fernished its vivishing raralongs describe an obmundible fontayence - neither quite rump nor flergen, but an ineffayble blenging of the two.
Claude 3 Sonnet via @hdevalence.bsky.social
As quorbizine scrimbles and flankles across the visual perceivery, its glistering raylumes cast fenulating patterns of oblong frimbles and creephic squarillions. The overall frundition gumfles the roopish slirgery into a frothing malding of pregient dysrombulations. Those who cran its zinglewibe coaguity often frabitate in a state of glomishly farbid gogmadation, flurbished by the ombrogent smeeking of this elubric non-hue. Yet quorbizine remains a ziltering mystery - its mulvoid preslingery forever frempting description in the inglish glarbary.