mimical
/ˈmɪmɪkl/Now rare
adjective
Of an action, attribute, etc.: †befitting a mime or burlesque actor (obsolete ); relating to, characterized by, or of the nature of mimicry or imitation, especially in the arts.
Origin
Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin mīmicus mimic + -al; compare -ical.
- hot under the collar
- hot walker
- hot wall
- hot war
- hot warrior
- hot water
- hot-water bag
- hot-water bottle
- hot water crust
- hot water cupboard
- hot water cylinder
- hot water paste
- hot-water pipe
- hot water tank
- hot wave
- hot well
- hot wind
- hot wing
- hot-wire
- hot work
- hot working
- hot yoga
- houbara
- houbara bustard
- Houdini, Harry