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Someone who intentionally misrepresents what you said, builds the worst-possible strawman, then argues against that fake version like they just won the debate. They know exactly what you meant. They just want the cheap W and the moral high ground. Origin: “Mis” (misrepresent) + “-izzy” (from “dizzy” — because they spin reality until everyone else is dizzy). Examples: “so you’re saying we should…” (proceeds to bring up holocaust) The guy that quotes you verbatim but adds paraphrases in brackets to change the meaning
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