Definitions of middle
-
an
intermediate
part
or
section; "
A
whole
is
that
which
has
beginning,
middle,
and
end"-
Aristotle
-
time
between
the
beginning
and
the
end
of
a
temporal
period; "
the
middle
of
the
war"; "
rain
during
the
middle
of
April"
-
The
middle
point
or
part:
midst:
central
portion.
-
The
middle
point
or
part.
-
The
point
or
part
equally
distant
from
the
extremities;
the
midst;
centre.
Middle-
aged,
being
about
the
middle
of
the
ordinary
age
of
man.
Middle-
class,
the
class
between
the
aristocracy
and
the
labouring
class.
Middle-
deck,
the
deck
below
the
main
deck
in
three-
deckers.
Middle-
man,
an
agent
between
two
parties,
chiefly
connected
with
the
letting
of
land.
-
The
point
or
part
equally
distant
from
the
extremities;
the
time
which
passes,
or
the
events
which
happen,
between
the
beginning
and
the
end.
-
between
an
earlier
and
a
later
period
of
time; "
in
the
middle
years"; "
in
his
middle
thirties"
-
(
linguistics)
of
a
stage
in
the
development
of
a
language
or
literature
between
earlier
and
later
stages; "
Middle
English
is
the
English
language
from
about
1100
to
1500"; "
Middle
Gaelic"
-
of
a
stage
in
the
development
of
a
language
or
literature
between
earlier
and
later
stages; "
Middle
English
is
the
English
language
from
about
1100
to
1500"; "
Middle
Gaelic"
-
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.
-
Intermediate;
intervening.
-
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
-
the
waist.
-
Equally
distant
from
the
extremes;
halfway
between
two
given
points;
mean;
medial.
-
Equally
distant
from
the
extremes:
intermediate:
intervening.
-
Equally
distant
from
the
extremes;
intermediate.
-
Equally
distant
from
the
extremes;
mean;
intermediate.
-
Equally
distant
from
the
extremes;
intermediate.
Middle
Ages,
the
period
which
intervened
between
the
fall
of
the
Roman
Empire
and
the
revival
of
letters
in
the
fifteenth
century.
Middle
term,
that
term
in
the
premises
with
which
those
of
the
conclus;
on
are
successively
compared.
-
Equally
distant
from
the
extremes;
intervening.
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