What is Aximimic?
1.
aximimic (ak-si mim-ik)
1. To accidently mimic the phrase another person says do to interruption.
2. To accidently say what you see instead of saying what you mean.
3. Saying allowed objects you see, repeating what one just said, or saying something else that is going on in your mind instead of what you were talking about.
4. This word can be used in an understanding sense so one understands what the problem was, similar to saying "sorry" or "excuse me" for one excuses their accidental mimickry.
5. To aximimic is in itself untensional present action, to have aximimicked means it already happend.
6. To have a problem with aximimic means one is easily distracted and breaks their train of thought, constantly adding or mistakingly adding something not related to what they are saying.
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Example 1.
Person 1: I wanted to buy a bag of-
Person A: Chocolate? Peanuts?
Person 1: No, I wanted to buy a bag of peanuts. Ack! I want to buy a bag of chips I mean! Aximimic!
Example 2.
Person 1: Dude, look at that huge cat in the window!
Person A: Yah, that is definetly a big dog.. I mean cat. Sorry, aximimic, was thinking about my dog...
Person: It's alright
Example 3.
Person 1: Did you see that cool show last night?
Person A: What show? The one about the guy that fell off the red jello.
Person 1: Red jello?
Person A: I mean cliff, Aximimicked when I saw your snack.
Example 4.
The boy was talking about his cat and aximimicked about the girl's lunch he saw while he was speaking.
Example 5.
I didn't mean to aximimic for I meant my big brother goes there not my sister.
Example 6.
My friend has a problem with aximimic, he described his friend as a red light when we were driving somewhere.
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2.
aximimic (ak-si mim-ik)
1. To accidently mimic the phrase another person says do to interruption.
2. To accidently say what you see instead of saying what you mean.
3. Saying allowed objects you see, repeating what one just said, or saying something else that is going on in your mind instead of what you were talking about.
4. This word can be used in an understanding sense so one understands what the problem was, similar to saying "sorry" or "excuse me" for one excuses their accidental mimickry.
5. To aximimic is in itself untensional present action, to have aximimicked means it already happend.
See
Example 1.
Person 1: I wanted to buy a bag of-
Person A: Chocolate? Peanuts?
Person 1: No, I wanted to buy a bag of peanuts. Ack! I want to buy a bag of chips I mean! Aximimic!
Example 2.
Person 1: Dude, look at that huge cat in the window!
Person A: Yah, that is definetly a big dog.. I mean cat. Sorry, aximimic, was thinking about my dog...
Person: It's alright
Example 3.
Person 1: Did you see that cool show last night?
Person A: What show? The one about the guy that fell off the red jello.
Person 1: Red jello?
Person A: I mean cliff, Aximimicked when I saw your snack.
Example 4.
The boy was talking about his cat and aximimicked about the girl's lunch he saw while he was speaking.
Example 5.
I didn't mean to aximimic for I meant my big brother goes there not my sister.
See
3.
aximimic (ak-si mim-ik)
1. To accidently mimic the phrase another person says do to interruption.
2. To accidently say what you see instead of saying what you mean.
3. Saying allowed objects you see, repeating what one just said, or saying something else that is going on in your mind instead of what you were talking about.
4. This word can be used in an understanding sense so one understands what the problem was, similar to saying "sorry" or "excuse me" for one excuses their accidental mimickry.
5. To aximimic is in itself untensional present action, to have aximimicked means it already happend.
6. To have a problem with aximimic means one is easily distracted and breaks their train of thought, constantly adding or mistakingly adding something not related to what they are saying.
See
Example 1.
Person 1: I wanted to buy a bag of-
Person A: Chocolate? Peanuts?
Person 1: No, I wanted to buy a bag of peanuts. Ack! I want to buy a bag of chips I mean! Aximimic!
Example 2.
Person 1: Dude, look at that huge cat in the window!
Person A: Yah, that is definetly a big dog.. I mean cat. Sorry, aximimic, was thinking about my dog...
Person: It's alright
Example 3.
Person 1: Did you see that cool show last night?
Person A: What show? The one about the guy that fell off the red jello.
Person 1: Red jello?
Person A: I mean cliff, Aximimicked when I saw your snack.
Example 4.
The boy was talking about his cat and aximimicked about the girl's lunch he saw while he was speaking.
Example 5.
I didn't mean to aximimic for I meant my big brother goes there not my sister.
Example 6.
My friend has a problem with aximimic, he described his friend as a red light when we were driving somewhere.
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