mids

as inmedian

Synonyms for mids

noun middle

Antonyms for mids

extreme

Word Origin & History

Old English mid "with, in conjunction with, in company with, together with, among," from Proto-Germanic *medjaz (cf. Old Norse miðr, Old Saxon middi, Old Frisian midde, Old High German mitti, Gothic midjis "mid, middle"), from PIE *medhyo- "middle" (see medial (adj.)). Now surviving in English only as a prefix (mid-air, midstream, etc.); as a preposition it often is a shortened form of amid (cf. midshipman).

Example Sentences for mids

From where they stood looking after him the mids could not make out the character of the ground.

In whispers the three mids made known their thoughts to one another.

The skipper took me, as he generally did, in his own boat, but the other three mids.

“He for dive, signor,” sung out one of them, looking up at our mids.

With the other mids, some of them little boys, he was not likely to have much in sympathy.

I may be amang the mids o them ere ever I ken what Im doing.

If the Grevilles lead him wrong, what would he do among the mids?

From where they stood looking after him, the mids could not make out the character of the ground.

Two other examples of dancing to one's own singing are, Mids.

But yet you ought for frendship sake to consider that the maried man lay in the mids.

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