miji
I'm MiJi!
Miji owns you!
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Miji
Miji by Handymanney August 30, 2018
miji
1. inhabit the districts of West Kameng and East Kameng in Arunachal Pradesh, India. Their population of 5,000 are found near the lower parts of the sub-Himalayan hills bordering Assam; they speak the Sajalong language.
2. stare at something.
3. a vagina.
2. stare at something.
3. a vagina.
My MIJI is wet.
miji by Little Nom-Nom February 3, 2014
mijinese
Mijinese is a Ficitional language sarcastically used to describe lazy or poor spelling and bad grammar. The Origin of the word is a popular player in the Final Fantasy XI online gaming community named “Mijin”. Based on his reluctance to correct his consistent bad spelling and grammar other players dubbed his possibly intentional and some-what comical linguistics “Mijinese”.
mijito
An even more sappy and cute version of mijo. "Ito" is added to the ends of words in Spanish to show a loving quality. The "ito" makes it little. So as mijo means honey or sweetie mijito means my little sweetie.
My mijito chiquitito... I wub jooooo.
mijito by Marissa The Great February 15, 2005
Mijir
Mijitz
Mijitz by The Toddster December 13, 2003
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