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Meanings of mime in English
An actor who communicates entirely by gesture and facial expression.
Usage of mime in English
1
In theatrical circles, respect for this 63-year-old dancer-mime-actor-choreographer-director has reached critical mass.
2
Photo: Gaumont Monsieur Chocolat plays to the French obsession with traditional mime.
3
The objects of the mime's attentions clearly did not appreciate his act.
4
He has no signature post-goal mime conveying support for a bespoke charity.
5
Absolutely refuse to engage with him if he doesn't mime jovially along.
6
She stopped and threw her arms wide - aperfectmime of surprise.
7
I have to mime the function of every pill in my toilet-bag.
8
The mime tosses his imaginary braids and minced back to his platform.
9
Boston-born David Shiner started his career as a street mime in Paris.
10
Nick opened and closed his mouth several times in a mime jabbering.
11
I looked like a ghost being molested by a mad, drooling mime.
12
Resistance tells the unlikely story of famous French mime Marcel Marceau, war hero.
13
I can say, 'Yeah, good hit,' but this... To me, it's just mime.
14
The speech and drama class includes mime and movement, improvisation and stage craft.
15
There the mime and the dancing girl put forth their feats.
16
Trotter and Megos mime the beta for a powerful route in the Frankenjura.
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Mime across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common