Mitou Meaning?
3.7BRAINROT SCOREmitou Brazilian Portuguese internet exclamation, the past tense of "mitar": said when someone has just done something outstanding, becoming a legend for it, especially online.
Origin:"Mitou" is the third-person past tense of "mitar", a verb from "mito" (myth, from Latin mythos) plus -ar. Dicio's slang sense of mitar is to be a huge hit, especially on social media, to the point of becoming a legend, with the examples "mitou nos comentários" and "aquele jogador simplesmente mitou!". The infinitive and the noun are covered by the existing entries "mitar" and "mito"; this entry records the conjugated form that is used as an on-the-spot verdict of praise, e.g. after a great play. When the slang sense began is not documented in the sources found.
First Seen:Unknown
Peak Era:Unknown (current Brazilian online slang)
Aura Impact:+1 Aura (Using It Correctly In Context)
EXAMPLE USAGE
"Ele ganhou a partida sozinho. Mitou!"
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