MIA
- proper noun
- /miːə/
- Jargon
- We landed at MIA and immediately felt the warm sunshine of Florida.
Examples
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Dear daughter, dear Mia, I saw you on TV today.
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Why girls should want to be like Mia rather than Mike.
Academic text (2007) -
Ladies and gentlemen, Mia Farrow.
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So, sounds like you and Mia have quite an adventurous lifestyle.
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I believe right after that, I went on my trip to Palm Springs with Lauren and Mia for their birthday.
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Here's to the first generation of girls who'd rather "be like Mia" than "be like Mike."
Academic text (2007) -
Hello? INT. Marcellus' house/dressing room night. Mia, Marcellus' beautiful young wife.
Fiction book (1994) -
After arriving at the airport, we took a shuttle to MIA before heading to our hotel in Miami.
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When booking our flight to Florida, I noticed that the code for Miami International Airport is MIA.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The code MIA is the three-letter airport code for Miami International Airport and comes from the city's name Miami, so MIA on a ticket means you are flying to Miami.