Definitions
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- v. Present participle of pantomime.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Virginia Davis (Alice) recalls pantomiming to invisible animals.
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Millions of dollars lost and a media firestorm over a minigame involving badly rendered people pantomiming sex acts hidden in a game full of brutal violence and inaccessible without an external mod.
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The thought of lumpy gravy got me to craving chicken fried steak so I spent 30 minutes pantomiming in the Jocotepec little Wal-Mart with the butcher and finally got two wonderful cuts of round for chicken fried steak.
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“Then just put it back on the shelf where it belongs,” he huffed, and walked back to his buddies who were now pantomiming tennis volleys in silent braggadocio.
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He snapped both fingers and said, 'You should have given me that $25,000,'" Jackson said, pantomiming a pose from the governor's idol, Elvis Presley."
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"Hey, man, you an' me," said the teen softly, pantomiming boxing technique.
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Most of the time I smiled and nodded as if I understood; it was easier than pantomiming our intentions to each other every morning and afternoon.
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He put his his fist to his lips, pantomiming a trumpet.
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Ovens simmer and cocoa powder streaks faces, but "D.C. Cupcakes" is marred by the cardinal sin of reality TV: Its subjects are all too aware of the conventions, pantomiming reality in the service of reality.
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The victor just stared at the wrecked figure pantomiming slowly in the recognition of pain and loss.
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