Micket

Micket: depends. A cricket term that may refer to several things, depending on whether it is a verb, noun or adverbial modifier:
1. Verb: Mimicking playing with a set of stumps and balls, which is very useful when one has none. It should, however, be refrained from when playing an official match, as it would inevitably confuse fans.
2. Noun: A cricket match ticket.
3. Adverbial modifier: A word describing a mad cricketer with resemblance to a cricket. Unlike other adverbial modifiers, micket does not require the suffix "-ly," which would be confusing if it was not explained. Combined, the three words give rise to sentences like: "We bought a micket to see our cricketers micket win the micket tournament" or "My micket mickets micket," meaning something like: "My cricket ticket mimics like a mad cricketer with resemblance to a cricket."