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Definition of middle
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of middle is as below...
Middle
(a.) The point or part
equally
distant
from the
extremities
or
exterior
limits,
as of a line, a
surface,
or a
solid;
an
intervening
point or part in
space,
time, or order of
series;
the
midst;
central
portion.
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Sillon
::
Sillon
(n.) A work
raised
in the
middle
of a wide
ditch,
to
defend
it..
Tympanum
::
Tympanum
(n.) The ear drum, or
middle
ear.
Sometimes
applied
incorrectly
to the
tympanic
membrane.
See Ear..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) The
nearest
the
middle
or
center;
the part most
hidden
and
within;
the
inmost
or most
essential
part of any body or
system;
the
source
of life and
motion
in any
organization;
the chief or vital
portion;
the
center
of
activity,
or of
energetic
or
efficient
action;
as, the heart of a
country,
of a tree, etc..
Autumnal
::
Autumnal
(a.) Past the
middle
of life; in the third
stage.
Paraph
::
Paraph
(n.) A
flourish
made with the pen at the end of a
signature.
In the
Middle
Ages, this
formed
a sort of rude
safeguard
against
forgery..
Toggle
::
Toggle
(n.) A
wooden
pin
tapering
toward
both ends with a
groove
around
its
middle,
fixed
transversely
in the eye of a rope to be
secured
to any other loop or bight or ring; a kind of
button
or frog
capable
of being
readily
engaged
and
disengaged
for
temporary
purposes..
Lady''s Thumb
::
Lady's
thumb () An
annual
weed
(Polygonum
Persicaria),
having
a
lanceolate
leaf with a dark spot in the
middle..
Centrical
::
Centrical
(a.)
Placed
in the
center
or
middle;
central.
Nasion
::
Nasion
(n.) The
middle
point of the
nasofrontal
suture.
Corset
::
Corset
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, a gown or
basque
of which the body was close
fitting,
worn by both men and
women..
Mesopodium
::
Mesopodium
(n.) The
middle
portion
of the foot in the
Gastropoda
and
Pteropoda.
Trou-de-loup
::
Trou-de-loup
(n.) A pit in the form of an
inverted
cone or
pyramid,
constructed
as an
obstacle
to the
approach
of an
enemy,
and
having
a
pointed
stake in the
middle.
The pits are
called
also
trapholes..
Ramline
::
Ramline
(n.) A line used to get a
straight
middle
line, as on a spar, or from stem to stern in
building
a
vessel..
Tetrachord
::
Tetrachord
(n.) A scale
series
of four
sounds,
of which the
extremes,
or first and last,
constituted
a
fourth.
These
extremes
were
immutable;
the two
middle
sounds
were
changeable..
Mesonasal
::
Mesonasal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
middle
portion
of the nasal
region.
Jambeux
::
"Jambeux
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, armor for the legs below the
knees..
Indusium
::
Indusium
(n.) The
immediate
covering
of the fruit dots or sori in many
ferns,
usually
a very thin scale
attached
by the
middle
or side to a
veinlet..
Middlemost
::
Middlemost
(a.) Being in the
middle,
or
nearest
the
middle;
midmost..
Middle
::
Middle
(a.)
Equally
distant
from the
extreme
either
of a
number
of
things
or of one
thing;
mean;
medial;
as, the
middle
house in a row; a
middle
rank or
station
in life;
flowers
of
middle
summer;
men of
middle
age..
Center
::
Center
(n.) Those
members
of a
legislative
assembly
(as in
France)
who
support
the
existing
government.
They sit in the
middle
of the
legislative
chamber,
opposite
the
presiding
officer,
between
the
conservatives
or
monarchists,
who sit on the right of the
speaker,
and the
radicals
or
advanced
republicans
who
occupy
the seats on his left, See
Right,
and
Left..
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