Definition of meemie in English:

meemie

(also mimi)

noun ˈmiːmi

US slang

1In plural With the. Originally: a state of drunkenness, delirium tremens. In later use: hysterics. Usually in "to have (also get) the screaming meemies".
2A hysterical person. rare.

1920s; earliest use found in The New Republic. Origin uncertain; probably formed after the first syllable of screaming for assonant effect.

(also mimi)

nounˈmiːmi

US slang

1In plural With the. Originally: a state of drunkenness, delirium tremens. In later use: hysterics. Usually in "to have (also get) the screaming meemies".
2A hysterical person. rare.

1920s; earliest use found in The New Republic. Origin uncertain; probably formed after the first syllable of screaming for assonant effect.

词汇	meemie
释义	Definition of meemie in English: meemie (also mimi) noun ˈmiːmi US slang 1In plural With the. Originally: a state of drunkenness, delirium tremens. In later use: hysterics. Usually in "to have (also get) the screaming meemies". 2A hysterical person. rare. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The New Republic. Origin uncertain; probably formed after the first syllable of screaming for assonant effect. Definition of meemie in US English: meemie (also mimi) nounˈmiːmi US slang 1In plural With the. Originally: a state of drunkenness, delirium tremens. In later use: hysterics. Usually in "to have (also get) the screaming meemies". 2A hysterical person. rare. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The New Republic. Origin uncertain; probably formed after the first syllable of screaming for assonant effect.
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