Mictecacihuatl 

In Aztec mythology, Mictecacihuatl (pronounced 'Meek-teka-see-wahdl' or 'Meek-teka-kee-wadl') is Queen of Mictlan, the underworld, ruling over the afterlife with , another deity who is designated as her husband.
Her role is to keep watch over the bones of the dead. She presided over the ancient festivals of the dead, which evolved from Aztec traditions into the modern Day of the Dead after synthesis with Spanish cultural traditions. She is said now to preside over the contemporary festival as well. Mictecacihuatl is known as the Lady of the Dead, since it is believed that she was born, then sacrificed as an infant. Mictecacihuatl was represented with a defleshed body and with jaw agape to swallow the stars during the day.

Mictecacihuatl was a bony goddess, and she ruled over Mictlan

Mictecacihuatl by PotterSaysBazinga! August 20, 2013

Mixter 

1. (initial capital letter) a non-conventional title of respect for someone who identifies as genderqueer or gender revolutionary, prefixed to the name and to certain official designations (usually written as the abbreviation Mx.)
2. Informal Zer (used in direct address and not followed by the name of the person addressed)

1. "I am your teacher, Mx. Clever"
2. Mixter, is this your jacket?

Mixter by MixterNguyen December 25, 2011

Maxtec

possibly the greatest unknown MGO player of all time. His skill level is so great that he goes unnoticed, most so called "pro" players because they have their heads stuck to far up their only arse to notice, this beacon of shinning greatness.

Many people will argue that he is greatest man alive and time will tell if he becomes the greatest man to have ever stepped foot in this and any other universe.

fred: u heard of this guy Maxtec?
Bob: no i haven't
Mary: oh i have! he used to be known as Exodus

Maxtec by Goo-tec November 20, 2009

Mixte

A bicycle frame that uses two thin tubes running straight from the fork tube to the dropouts instead of the traditional top tube and chainstays. Developed in France, and literally means "unisex," since these bikes are acceptable for men to ride despite having a step-through design like a woman's bike.

Mixtes are often confused with fixies, bikes with a fixed gear. However, it's possible to have a mixte fixie. In France, the word is pronounced like "mixed," but in America it's pronounced "mixedy."

I'm building up a sweet mixte frame for my commuter.

Mixte by sillygolem October 15, 2011

Mixten 

A Family friendly roblox YouTuber

“Hey have you hear of mixten??”
“Yes the Family friendly roblox YouTuber”

Mixten by average ps3 enjoyer January 6, 2022

mistechnicality 

(n.) A rule, charter, ordinance, or law used to effect a result opposite the intent of the rule, charter, ordinance, or law.

mistechnical (adj.), mistechnically (adv.) indicates that a rule, charter, ordinance, or law is, was, or will be used to effect a result opposite the intent of the rule, charter, ordinance, or law.

A good example of mistechnicality is the current use of copyright law: intended to protect individuals' creations from copying by large powerful entities (i.e. corporations), now used to protect corporations from having any competition from the individual.

It was mistechnical use of the law that won the trial.

The exective order promoting the employee should have been stamped by five officers, but, by negligence, it was only stamped by four, so the employee mistechnically didn't get promoted.

mistechnicality by TeeGeeRoo August 20, 2010

mixter 

A versatile individual who doesn't fall into a particular group. Whose sense of style can't be charactorized. She or he instead chooses to mix up their choice of clothing. One day may be referred to as a hipster. Next day may be referred to as a hypebeast. But, is neither. Instead she/he is a mixter.

Him: Yo, wassup with you? One day you're wearing a BBC shirt and looking all hypebeast. Then the next day you're something vintage and looking all hipster. Make up your mind. Which one are you?

Her: Neither. I'm a mixter.

mixter by YourFalseInfatuations October 31, 2011