Definition of mickey-take in English:

mickey-take

(also micky-take)

noun ˈmɪkɪˌteɪk

British informal

verb ˈmɪkɪˌteɪk

British informal

1960s; earliest use found in The Listener. From mickey-take
1950s; earliest use found in Vogue. From mickey + take, after to take the mickey.

(also micky-take)

nounˈmɪkɪˌteɪk

British informal

verbˈmɪkɪˌteɪk

British informal

1960s; earliest use found in The Listener. From mickey-take<br>1950s; earliest use found in Vogue. From mickey + take, after to take the mickey.

单词	mickey-take
释义	Definition of mickey-take in English: mickey-take (also micky-take) noun ˈmɪkɪˌteɪk British informal An instance of ‘taking the mickey’: see "mickey". verb ˈmɪkɪˌteɪk British informal no object To make fun of someone or something; = to take the mickey. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Listener. From mickey-take 1950s; earliest use found in Vogue. From mickey + take, after to take the mickey. Definition of mickey-take in US English: mickey-take (also micky-take) nounˈmɪkɪˌteɪk British informal An instance of ‘taking the mickey’: see "mickey". verbˈmɪkɪˌteɪk British informal no object To make fun of someone or something; = to take the mickey. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Listener. From mickey-take<br>1950s; earliest use found in Vogue. From mickey + take, after to take the mickey.
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