mickey-take
mickey-take noun: an act of mockery or parody; a piss-take. Also the alternative form of take the mickey.
Noun
mickey-take (plural mickey-takes)
- An act of mockery or parody; a piss-take.
- Occasionally they perform in a club act, which is a mickey-take of The Chippendales. They do a strip routine and call themselves The Chipolatas.2010, Paul Hendy, The Diary Of A C-List Celeb, →ISBN, page 13
- The crowd were packed round the front of the small stage like sardines and the reaction was superb, with the band responding accordingly, especially Tim who was on top form, leaping ups and down on the makeshift stage which was threatening to give way any minute, charging around wielding his guitar...2011, Adrian Bell, Aylesbury Bolton Wolverhampton Hove, →ISBN
Also used as
mickey-take is also the alternative form of take the mickey.
Forms of mickey-take
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | mickey-takes |
| alternative form | mickey take |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | mickey-takes |
| present participle | mickey-taking |
| past | mickey-took |
| past participle | mickey-taken |
Questions about mickey-take
- What does mickey-take mean?
- Mickey-take means an act of mockery or parody; a piss-take.
- What part of speech is mickey-take?
- Mickey-take is a noun.
- What is the plural of mickey-take?
- The plural of mickey-take is mickey-takes.
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