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Meanings of mimes in English
Theatrical genre, performance art.
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Usage of mimes in English
1
The danger passes when a nearby woman mimes joy at his approach.
2
For all the conversation going on the others might have been mimes.
3
With mimes and face-pullings they explained that they were hungry and exhausted.
4
Then she smiles at me -definitely -and mimes a head-butt.
5
When the doorbell rang, our nonstop chatterers suddenly turned into ardent mimes.
6
Hair like this. With both hands, Lena mimes pulling her hair out.
7
Some of the greatest actors of the ancient world were mimes.
8
I also listen to comedies, and attend the performances of mimes.
9
Metamfiezomaiophobia is the fear of mimes, clowns and people in disguise.
10
Scarce could a poor man be found among the strolling mimes.
11
Then he mimes stabbing himself in the eye and points to the crocodile.
12
He mimes taking out his penis and urinating on the pillows.
13
He mimes a toast, lifting his glass, and throws the liquor back, grimacing.
14
Nan mimes this, and she and her sister fall into ecstasies.
15
He mimes cutting himself, then putting the plants on the cut.
16
He mimes it, slinging his arm lecherously around an invisible woman.
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United Kingdom
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