Mimi

The girl who keeps posting political stuff on her story.

“Jeez Mimi! I don’t care!”

by Jerry oldman August 1, 2020

Mimi Mode

Mimi mode is word created by Alex Lopez
Which means Sleeping Mode

goodnight I got to got mimi mode 💤

by user87826826 September 19, 2020

Mimi O’dwyer’d

The action of being life raped.One who lures someone in via trust over a long period of time by using social status or position of power and or social credibility then to take advantage of one’s vulnerability and violate said persons trust, friendship for financial gain.example . A tenured doctor takes advantage of a family friend who is also treated as a patient after helping patient receive workers comp claim.
The doctor then extorts all money and throws patient to the street whilst taking patients belongings and any materialistic property for financial gain.

Wow ,susan got Mimi O’dwyer’d by her business partner! Now she’s broke and homeless while her ex best friend has her family heirlooms!

by Chaseifer October 9, 2023

Mimi

Bouncy balloon poo ass mimimimi only mimi extremely fat asss like a BBL

Wow her bum is so big and bouncy her name must be mimi..

by Mia F October 30, 2023

mimi

big bouncy boom mimi she lovez to bounce and loves listening to her favourite song "on and on"

That "mimi" is so bouncy today!

by BIG BEAZLEY October 30, 2023

mimi

1.(noun) A cat that is fat, round and stupid.

2.(verb) To push a cats ears down repeatedly while saying “mimimimimimimi”

E1.(noun)
A. “yo bruh look at that mimi”
B. “mimimimimimimimimimi”
A. “mimimimimininimimimi”

E2.(verb)
Saul mimi’d the cat.

by mr.anthill December 14, 2023

Mimi

A word to refer to cats informally in China (or Chinese diaspora groups), and is used to mimic the onomatopoeia cats make when they meow. It also follows customs of names in China, referring to someone's name using two syllables/ characters, therefore the repetition in the name. a big misconception is that it is used as a name for cats, but it is used to refer to a singular cat you know in general, and not used as a name. Similarly how we name our dad's "my old man", even though we formally refer to them as our dad, people may interchangeably change between the two, with the least used term often being used informally.

I walked Mimi outside, I never knew Nanning was so hot in the summer!

by Justgivemetheviruslink April 15, 2023