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Term: Human Brine

Description:

Human brine refers to the salty liquid produced by the human body, commonly known as sweat. Sweat is a natural process through which the body regulates temperature and eliminates toxins. Human brine has a distinct salty taste due to the presence of essential minerals and electrolytes.

Senses and Usages:

Noun - Sweat:

Human brine, also known as sweat, is produced by the sweat glands in the human body. It is typically odorless but can develop an unpleasant smell when bacteria interact with it.

Example Sentence:

After an intense workout, his body was covered in human brine, dripping with his hard-earned sweat.

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Adjective - Salty:

"Human brine" can also be used to describe something extremely salty, comparable to or surpassing the saltiness of sweat.

Example Sentence:

The dish was nearly inedible, as it was seasoned with an overwhelming amount of human brine.

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Local Usage - Colloquial Term:

In some regions, "human brine" is used as a colloquial term to refer playfully to oneself or other people as being excessively sweaty or generating copious amounts of sweat.

Example Sentence:

After jogging for just a few minutes in the scorching sun, Sarah was already drenched in her own human brine.

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