(v) To use a stand-up comedian's joke in casual conversation without acknowledging the originator.
Differs from a joke steal in that the stolen joke is not being performed in someone's performance or act, but is being used in conversation to make the joke thief appear funny or witty.
Differs from a joke steal in that the stolen joke is not being performed in someone's performance or act, but is being used in conversation to make the joke thief appear funny or witty.
The new guy at work was telling a story, and I heard him milette Brian Regan.
I saw Jerry Seinfeld last night and miletted one of his stories today to impress my new friends.
I saw Jerry Seinfeld last night and miletted one of his stories today to impress my new friends.
by kevin_c March 6, 2009
by National Milett day lover December 7, 2022