mid
- adjective
- /mɪd/
- Slang
- I was expecting something spectacular, but the performance was just mid.
Oh yeah one of those mid biddies bro gang.
- Oh yeah one of those mid biddies bro gang.
Examples
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Toby, would you like the good car, the mid car or the bad car?
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So this time we only have low, mid and fancy.
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This is a mid-life crisis.
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His leading lady is making a mid-career adjustment.
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"I know one guy," I said, "a mid-level graphic artist at the Philadelphia office."
Fiction book (1995) -
In her mid-twenties, she was the youngest engineer in the lab and the most outrageous.
Fiction book (2001) -
Now calling herself Marina Luz, in her mid-20s she moved to Bradford, England.
Blog text (17) -
Venture capital investing peaked in the mid-'80s after growing from a very low base in the 1970s.
Academic text (1995) -
AT&T said its per-share earnings will grow at a mid-single-digit rate for the next three years.
Blog text (32) -
In the mid-'70s, if you walked into a random white, liberal, middle-class household that had a turntable and a pile of pop records and if you flipped through the records you would always see Abbey Road by The Beatles.
Synonyms
Ordinary and not very good
Only average in quality and not very good
Not very good and showing little interest
Having average quality, neither very good nor very bad
Medium quality, neither very good nor very bad
Not very good or interesting
Antonyms
Compounds
A group of states in the eastern United States that includes New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland
A long underwater mountain range in the Atlantic Ocean from Iceland to near Bouvet Island
- US
A region on the east coast of the United States that includes states like New York and Virginia
- US
A region in the eastern United States that includes states like New York and New Jersey
- Specialized
A sound in speech made with the tongue halfway between high and low in the mouth
- Specialized
The middle part of water between the surface and the bottom where animals live
How Good
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mid: The slang mid comes from the word middle, which means 'in the center' or 'not at the top or bottom'. So calling something mid is a quick way to say it is average or not impressive.