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Definition of mid
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Mid
(superl.)
Made with a
somewhat
elevated
position
of some
certain
part of the
tongue,
in
relation
to the
palate;
midway
between
the high and the low; -- said of
certain
vowel
sounds;
as, a
(ale),
/
(/ll),
/
(/ld).
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
// 10, 11..
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Intimidating
::
Intimidating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Intimidat.
Demideify
::
Demideify
(v. t.) To deify in part.
Oxamic
::
Oxamic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
NH2.C2O2.HO
obtained
as a fine
crystalline
powder,
intermediate
between
oxalic
acid and
oxamide.
Its
ammonium
salt is
obtained
by
boiling
oxamide
with
ammonia..
Bushhammer
::
Bushhammer
(n.) A
hammer
with a head
formed
of a
bundle
of
square
bars, with
pyramidal
points,
arranged
in rows, or a solid head with a face cut into a
number
of rows of such
points;
-- used for
dressing
stone..
Flask
::
Flask (n.) The
wooden
or iron frame which holds the sand, etc.,
forming
the mold used in a
foundry;
it
consists
of two or more
parts;
viz., the cope or top;
sometimes,
the
cheeks,
or
middle
part; and the drag, or
bottom
part. When there are one or more
cheeks,
the flask is
called
a three part
flask,
four part
flask,
etc..
Smectite
::
Smectite
(n.) A
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina,
of a
greenish
color,
which,
in
certain
states
of
humidity,
appears
transparent
and
almost
gelatinous..
Romantic
::
Romantic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the style of the
Christian
and
popular
literature
of the
Middle
Ages, as
opposed
to the
classical
antique;
of the
nature
of, or
appropriate
to, that
style;
as, the
romantic
school
of
poets..
Trow
::
Trow (n.) A boat with an open well
amidships.
It is used in
spearing
fish.
Mesoxalic
::
Mesoxalic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid,
CH2O2(CO2H)2,
obtained
from amido
malonic
acid..
Eve
::
Eve (n.) The
evening
before
a
holiday,
-- from the
Jewish
mode of
reckoning
the day as
beginning
at
sunset.
not at
midnight;
as,
Christians
eve is the
evening
before
Christmas;
also, the
period
immediately
preceding
some
important
event..
Bromuret
::
Bromuret
(n.) See
Bromide.
Muckmidden
::
Muckmidden
(n.) A
dunghill.
Cowardice
::
Cowardice
(n.) Want of
courage
to face
danger;
extreme
timidity;
pusillanimity;
base fear of
danger
or hurt; lack of
spirit.
Semideistical
::
Semideistical
(a.) Half
deisticsl;
bordering
on
deism.
Dromon
::
Dromon
() In the
Middle
Ages, a
large,
fast-sailing
galley,
or
cutter;
a
large,
swift war
vessel..
Y-
::
Y- () A
prefix
of
obscure
meaning,
originally
used with
verbs,
adverbs,
adjectives,
nouns,
and
pronouns.
In the
Middle
English
period,
it was
little
employed
except
with
verbs,
being
chiefly
used with past
participles,
though
occasionally
with the
infinitive
Ycleped,
or
yclept,
is
perhaps
the only word not
entirely
obsolete
which shows this use..
Center
::
Center
(n.) The
middle
or
central
portion
of
anything.
Supermundane
::
Supermedial
(a.) Above the
middle.
Cymidine
::
Cymidine
(n.) A
liquid
organic
base,
C10H13.NH2,
derived
from
cymene..
Sleep-at-noon
::
Sleep-at-noon
(n.) A plant
(Tragopogon
pratensis)
which
closes
its
flowers
at
midday;
a kind of
goat's
beard.
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