a mimir
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a mimir by Apaoapaeowiskwiaow. May 9, 2022
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a mimir
A Mimir is a spanish (from Latin America) babytalk mispronunciation of the phrase "a dormir" (To sleep) that grew popular in the social media sites like Twitter, Reddit, and Tumblr after the Japanese artist ᴰʳ.ᴍᴏʀɪᴄᴋʏ responded to a fan using the phrase.
a mimir by ilovelinkinpark September 1, 2020
a mimir
A Mimir is a spanish (from Latin America) babytalk mispronunciation of the phrase "a dormir" (To sleep) that grew popular in the social media sites like Twitter, Reddit, and Tumblr after the Japanese artist ᴰʳ.ᴍᴏʀɪᴄᴋʏ responded to a fan using the phrase.
Me voy a mimir. - I'm going to mimir (sleep).
Vení a mimir conmigo 🥺 - Come to mimir (sleep) with me 🥺.
Estaba mimiendo - I was mimiendo (sleeping).
Estaba mimida/o - She was mimida (asleep)/ He was mimido (asleep).
Estaban mimiendo - They were mimiendo (sleeping).
Etc...
Vení a mimir conmigo 🥺 - Come to mimir (sleep) with me 🥺.
Estaba mimiendo - I was mimiendo (sleeping).
Estaba mimida/o - She was mimida (asleep)/ He was mimido (asleep).
Estaban mimiendo - They were mimiendo (sleeping).
Etc...
a mimir by ilovelinkinpark September 1, 2020
Pulled a Mimi
when you pretend to go get somebody a drink and just disappear and go to bed leaving all the people at the party unaware that you left.
Pulled a Mimi by fabiobrooks July 3, 2014
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