middle

The central part of something, for example an idea or a place

The middle point of something that is equally far from all sides

The middle of a group or place surrounded by others

The calm center of an area surrounded by strong wind or activity

The middle part of the body between the chest and the waist

A point exactly halfway between the two ends of a line or the sides of a shape

A line you imagine that divides the body into left and right halves

The exact middle point of something

The middle part of a story or process between the beginning and end

The middle part of a bridge or beam between its supports

The middle part of an animal's body, like a fish or snake

The final part of something, like an event or story

The first part of something when it starts

Having extra fat around the waist

A person who is between two sides and cannot change what happens

People say this jokingly about someone who often does dangerous things

To hit or shock someone so they feel dazed

To show anger or insult someone by lifting the middle finger

A very strong personal quality that shows what someone is like

People with moderate income and education who are not rich or poor

A region around the eastern Mediterranean including countries from Egypt and Turkey to Iran

Of people or families with a moderate income and some education

A school for children between elementary and high school, usually grades 6 to 8

A place far from towns and people

A name that comes between a person's first name and last name

A period in Europe from about the 5th century to the late 15th century

An agreement both sides can accept

A man around 45 to 65 years old

Having higher than average income, education, and social position among the middle class

Something that is not extreme in politics or personal tastes

A period of life between about 40 and 60 years old

The finger between the index and ring fingers on the hand

Having a modest income and social position in the lower part of the middle class

A rude hand sign made by raising the finger in the middle to insult someone

A space filled with air behind the eardrum that contains three tiny bones that carry sound to the inner ear

A form of English spoken and written from about 1100 to 1450

The part of a picture or view between things near you and things far away

A job or person that is between lower workers and top managers

The note C near the center of a piano used as a reference in music

A large artery in the brain that gives blood to much of the outer brain

A region in the east of the United States that includes states like New York and Virginia

A blood vessel inside the skull that carries blood to the coverings of the brain

The second part of the Old Stone Age when Neanderthals lived, until about 35,000 BC

A region in the north-central United States that includes states like Ohio and Illinois

A vein deep in the side of the brain that drains blood toward the base of the brain

A plow that makes a deep middle row and moves soil to both sides

A blood vessel that drains blood from the side of the brain

A viral illness that causes fever, cough, and breathing problems and often spreads from camels to people

A form of the Irish language used in speech and writing from about 1100 to 1500

An old form of Low German spoken in northern Germany and by the Hanseatic League between 1100 and 1500

A person who has moderate political views between left and right

The range covering the middle half of a set of numbers

A form of Greek spoken and written from about 600 to 1200 AD between Ancient and Modern Greek

An older form of German spoken in southern Germany and nearby areas from about 1100 to 1500

A form of the Irish language used from about 1100 to 1500

A tube near the temple that carries blood to a larger vein behind the jaw

A word or phrase that appears in both statements but not in the conclusion

Hearing loss caused by problems with the small bones in the middle ear

A neck vein that carries blood from the side of the thyroid gland into a large vein in the neck

A verb form where the subject does an action to itself or for itself

The time on a ship from midnight to four in the morning when crew are on duty

A gain of fat around the waist that happens in middle age

A large vein along the Sylvian fissure on the side of the brain that drains into the cavernous sinus