mickey-take1
/ˈmɪkɪˌteɪk/(also micky-take) informal (chiefly British )
noun
An instance of ‘taking the mickey’: see mickey.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in The Listener. From mickey-take.
mickey-take2
/ˈmɪkɪˌteɪk/informal (chiefly British )
verb
[no object] To make fun of someone or something; = to take the mickey.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in Vogue. From mickey + take, after to take the mickey.