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Mixitis is derived from the act of mixing "discord" and normal daily activities that do not normally involve "discord." It can also be used to describe someone who answers messages that are clearly not meant for them, or exclusively replies with "ok." to every message when mad.
Person 1: "Hi (Person 2), how are you?"
Person 3: "I'm good! 4 swat cars came to my school though, when i was working out.."
Person 2: "God, your Mixitis is acting up."
Person 3: "ok."
Mixitis by meowowowoww January 24, 2024
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Mixitis is derived from the act of mixing "discord" and normal daily activities that do not normally involve "discord." It can also be used to describe someone who answers messages that are clearly not meant for them, or exclusively replies with "ok." to every message when mad.
Person 1: "Hi (Person 2), how are you?

Person 3: "I'm good! 4 swat cars came to my school though, when i was working out."

Person 2: "God, your Mixitis is acting up.

Person 3: "ok. im gonna go shower, ill text you while im in there."
Mixitis by meowowowoww January 26, 2024
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Mixitis is derived from the act of mixing "discord" and normal daily activities that do not normally involve "discord." It can also be used to describe someone who answers messages that are clearly not meant for them, or exclusively replies with "ok." to every message when mad.
Person 1: "Hi (Person 2), how are you?

Person 3: "I'm good! 4 swat cars came to my school though, when i was working out."

Person 2: "God, your Mixitis is acting up.

Person 3: "ok."
mixitis by meowowowoww February 19, 2024
Mixitis is derived from the act of mixing "discord" and normal daily activities that do not normally involve "discord." It can also be used to describe someone who responds to things that are clearly not meant for them, or exclusively replies with "ok." to every single thing when they are upset.
Person 1: "Hi (Person 3), how are you?

Person 2: "I'm good! 4 swat cars came to my school though, when i was working out."

Person 3: "God, your Mixitis is acting up.

Person 2: "ok."
mixitis by meowowowoww May 15, 2024
To slowly camouflage yourself into the surroundings
He mimitised himself, ready to take the shot

Person A- "Did you see where she went?"
Person B- "No, I swear she was right there though, it was like she mimitised.
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