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Definition of middle
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Middle
(a.) the
waist.
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Syncopation
::
Syncopation
(n.) The act of
syncopating;
the
contraction
of a word by
taking
one or more
letters
or
syllables
from the
middle;
syncope.
Middle-aged
::
Middle-aged
(a.) Being about the
middle
of the
ordinary
age of man;
between
30 and 50 years old.
Domino
::
Domino
(n.) A game
played
by two or more
persons,
with
twenty-eight
pieces
of wood, bone, or
ivory,
of a flat,
oblong
shape,
plain at the back, but on the face
divided
by a line in the
middle,
and
either
left blank or
variously
dotted
after the
manner
of dice. The game is
played
by
matching
the spots or the blank of an
unmatched
half of a
domino
already
played.
Digastric
::
Digastric
(a.)
Having
two
bellies;
biventral;
--
applied
to
muscles
which are
fleshy
at each end and have a
tendon
in the
middle,
and esp. to the
muscle
which pulls down the lower jaw..
Monsoon
::
Monsoon
(n.) A wind
blowing
part of the year from one
direction,
alternating
with a wind from the
opposite
direction;
-- a term
applied
particularly
to
periodical
winds of the
Indian
Ocean,
which blow from the
southwest
from the
latter
part of May to the
middle
of
September,
and from the
northeast
from about the
middle
of
October
to the
middle
of
December..
Equites
::
Equites
(n. pl) An order of
knights
holding
a
middle
place
between
the
senate
and the
commonalty;
members
of the Roman
equestrian
order.
Center
::
Center
(n.) The
middle
or
central
portion
of
anything.
Bourgeois
::
Bourgeois
(a.)
Characteristic
of the
middle
class,
as in
France..
Basion
::
Basion
(n.) The
middle
of the
anterior
margin
of the great
foramen
of the
skull.
Dusk
::
Dusk (n.)
Imperfect
obscurity;
a
middle
degree
between
light and
darkness;
twilight;
as, the dusk of the
evening..
Median
::
Median
(a.) Being in the
middle;
running
through
the
middle;
as, a
median
groove..
Base
::
Base (n.) A kind of skirt ( often of
velvet
or
brocade,
but
sometimes
of
mailed
armor)
which hung from the
middle
to about the
knees,
or
lower..
Subnascent
::
Subnasal
(a.)
Situated
under the nose; as, the
subnasal
point,
or the
middle
point of the
inferior
border
of the
anterior
nasal
aperture..
Mesonasal
::
Mesonasal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
middle
portion
of the nasal
region.
Ancony
::
Ancony
(n.) A piece of
malleable
iron,
wrought
into the shape of a bar in the
middle,
but
unwrought
at the
ends..
Cuniform
::
Cuniform
(n.) One of the three
tarsal
bones
supporting
the
first,
second
third
metatarsals.
They are
usually
designated
as
external,
middle,
and
internal,
or
ectocuniform,
mesocuniform,
and
entocuniform,
respectively..
Birrus
::
Birrus
(n.) A
coarse
kind of thick
woolen
cloth,
worn by the poor in the
Middle
Ages; also, a
woolen
cap or hood worn over the
shoulders
or over the
head..
Midnight
::
Midnight
(a.) Being in, or
characteristic
of, the
middle
of the
night;
as,
midnight
studies;
midnight
gloom..
Mesopodium
::
Mesopodium
(n.) The
middle
portion
of the foot in the
Gastropoda
and
Pteropoda.
Moineau
::
Moineau
(n.) A small flat
bastion,
raised
in the
middle
of an
overlong
curtain..
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