Mike-Mike

American  

[mahyk-mahyk] / ˈmaɪkˈmaɪk /

noun

Military Slang.

1. a millimeter.

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Example Sentences

How is it that five years after Mike-Mike’s death, we still have a generation of young people who still don’t trust the police?

From Washington Post

But I decided I would write this year because the continuing execution of black and brown young people by law enforcement has not stopped, or even slowed down, since I lost Mike-Mike.

From Washington Post

Black men and boys are still not safe walking down the street like Mike-Mike, riding in cars like Philando Castile or even being a good guy with a gun like Emantic Fitzgerald Bradford Jr.

From Washington Post

There’s nothing we can do to bring Mike-Mike back.

From Washington Post

Then she learned that the man killed on Aug. 9 was her cousin, 18-year-old Michael Brown, or "Mike-Mike," as everyone in the neighborhood called him.

From Los Angeles Times