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《广安方言与民俗词典》has the following entry:
【biáng】
普通话中无“b-i-ang”发音，属于群众自创方音。象声词，本义指用力扯面中面条击打案板之声。生活中常作为口语化的象声词，如巴掌打在脸上的声音、面积较大的东西摔在地上的声音等。为了方便记忆，民间还有此字歌谣：“一点一横长，二字下来口字方，两边丝绕绕，中间马大王，你也长，我也长，心字底，月字旁，打把金钩挂衣裳。”
What character is “一点一横长，二字下来口字方，两边丝绕绕，中间马大王，你也长，我也长，心字底，月字旁，打把金钩挂衣裳。” exactly?
I get kind of lost after 二字下来口字方.
You must mean this:
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this word simulates many things which I can't tell you guys in English 😂
I do not know for sure, but I think this must be biáng as seen at Wiktionary. I saw it recently in an article about a teacher punishing students who were late to class.
I see the "马" in the middle, and your description mentions "心字", also "丝", also "长", also "月"... This must be it!
This is a big picture of the biáng character I'm talking about. I lost count after 50 strokes... :) More pictures at Wikimedia. That's lot of strokes for 'noodles'!
