Mimicasm Edit Meaning

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A device used in verbal arguments, or in everyday life to catch a laugh. The word comes from Mimicing-Sarcasm, Mimicasm although it is not strictly sarcasm. The way in which the mimic is used, in a sarcastic tone. A brief way to interupt the rythym of somebodys debate.

'A meeting, where a person of authority is in the wrong, and tries to ramble and get out of it'

Person of authority: I think that this and that...

Opposer (In the person of authoritys voice, sometimes joined with some sort of hand signal): I think that you should shut the hell up!

Bystander: He got him with a Mimicasm then

See mimic, sarcasm, argument, debate, aggressive