midder Meaning & Definition
What Does Midder Mean?
Midder is an adjective that means being the part in the middle or midst. It can also mean neither very good nor very bad.
Word Facts for Midder
| Part of speech | adjective |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | /ˈmid/ |
| Adverb | mid |
Midder Definition (Adjective)
- being the part in the middle or midst
in mid ocean
- neither very good nor very bad : so-so, meh
The PlayStation showcase was mid. After two years, it should have had more punch. / Who do you think is the 'middest' team in the NBA? … For me, it's the Pacers. I just completely forget they're around because they're not terrible, but also not good either.
- occupying a middle position
the mid toe
- articulated with the arch of the tongue midway between its highest and its lowest elevation
Synonyms of Midder
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Midder synonyms and antonyms →Midder in a Sentence
in mid ocean
The PlayStation showcase was mid. After two years, it should have had more punch.
Who do you think is the 'middest' team in the NBA? … For me, it's the Pacers. I just completely forget they're around because they're not terrible, but also not good either.
the mid toe
The PlayStation showcase was mid. After two years, it should have had more punch. / Who do you think is the 'middest' team in the NBA? … For me, it's the Pacers. I just completely forget they're around because they're not terrible, but also not good either.
Word Forms & Grammar
mid adverb
mid
midder
middest
midder (plural midders)
Origin of Midder
Middle English, from Old English midde; akin to Old High German mitti middle, Latin medius, Greek mesos
First Known Use
before 12th century