Mime
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 261
mim, n. A kind of farce in which real characters were depicted; an actor in one. — Mim'ic, -ical, a. Inclined to ape; imitative; consisting of, formed in, imitation. — Mim'ic, n. One who, etc.; mean or servile imitator. — v. t. [mimicked (-ikt), -icking.] To imitate for sport, ridicule by imitation, ape, counterfeit, mock. — Mim'icker, n. Mimicry, -ik-rT, n. Act or practice of, etc. Mimo"'sa,-sao/--za,rc. A genus of leguminous plants, of many species, including the sensitive plant, — called fr. its imitating the sensibility of animal life.
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