Mime
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A mime is:

• a form of theatrical entertainment in which actors (or mime artists) perform without the use of words. See also pantomime.
• historically, a farce based on real life that used mimicry.

See also: MIME for the Internet Standard for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

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