Imagery

the formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses ofthings, or of such images collectively: the dim imagery of a dream.
today, in cl-ss, as my teacher was reading the book,i imagined, the protagonist, anne, ride her horse, b-ttercup.

please note that: here, i didn’t use the word, imagery, but thats’ basically what it means.
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a word used to end a conversation in which a partic-p-nt ‘went too far’ in a subject, anecdote or shared joke.

for instance, a member of the group may divulge certain graphic details of a s-xual encounter. this can often lead to a dumbfounded silence in which the group will try to shrug off the lurid fantasies and visions.
at this point, someone must interject with a well-timed ‘…imagery’. this dispels any tension that may have gathered, and allows the group to laugh it off, before regaining their previous banter form.

it is at this point that i must point out that this word cannot be used by females, as their grasp on banter and comic timing are dreadful.

the word imagery must be articulated with 4 syllables, and must be said slowly and with a sarcastic intonation : im-ag-er-y.

this word can also be used in conjunction with a joke that has been taken too far :
…imagery