mimographer
/mʌɪˈmɒɡrəfə/Classical History
noun
A writer or composer of mimes.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Herbert. From classical Latin mīmographus (from Hellenistic Greek μιμογράϕος from ancient Greek μῖμος + -γράϕος) + -er; compare -grapher.
- omnisentient
- omnisexual
- omnisexuality
- omnishambles
- omnisignificance
- omnispective
- omnist
- omnisubjugant
- omnisufficiency
- omnisufficient
- omnitemporal
- omnitemporally
- omnitolerant
- omnitonic
- omnitude
- omnium
- omnium gatherum
- omnivalence
- omnivalent
- omnivarious
- omnivision
- omnivolent
- omnivoracity
- omnivore
- omnivorous