midland

Synonyms for midland

adj interior

early 15c., mydlonde; mid + land (n.). As a noun from 1550s, first of the Midlands of England.

All the Midland Counties heard of his fame, and demanded to hear him.

Up to this time I had been an attorney in a midland town in England.

The hostess asked him where he had seen it, and he said in Midland.

Why does not some one write a Minstrelsy of the Midland Counties?

You told me you were going to sell the Midland land to two big ranch-owners.

He told her about the Midland grant and his purchase from Marchmont.

A not uncommon form of posts and rails is a Midland stile (Fig. 112).

The midland counties were in all likelihood a mixture of the two.

“Only that a Midland man would think we were still in the North,” said she.

"Eh, bless you, it'll be hours late on the Midland," she said indifferently.