Middling
21middling — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. medium (see mediocrity). II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. mediocre, ordinary, average, fair to middling; see common 1 , conventional 1 , 3 , traditional 2 . Syn. moderately good, ordinary, average; see… …
22middling — mid|dling [ˈmıdlıŋ] adj informal of average size, quality, ability etc ▪ a tennis player of middling talent …
23middling — adjective moderate or average in size, amount, quality, or rank. noun (middlings) bulk goods of medium grade, especially flour of medium fineness. adverb informal fairly or moderately: middling rich. Derivatives middlingly adverb Origin ME (orig …
24middling — adj 1. average, moderate, medium, mean; ordinary, commonplace, everyday, run of the mill; mediocre, indifferent, so so, fair, fair to middling, betwixt and between, Inf. no great shakes, Inf. nothing to write home or brag about; undistinguished,… …
25middling thread herring — panaminė siūlasilkė statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Opisthonema medirastre angl. middling thread herring; Pacific thread herring rus. панамская мачуэла ryšiai: platesnis terminas – siūlasilkės …
26middling meat — noun see middling III, 2b …
27middling — Everyday English Slang in Ireland (a) so so, neither good nor bad …
28Middling — Medium Quality; Bezeichnung für mittlere Qualität im internationalen Rohstoffhandel (z.B. für Typenbezeichnung der Baumwolle). Anders: ⇡ Fair Average Quality …
29middling — mid·dling || mɪdlɪŋ adj. medium in size or quality, mediocre, second rate, inferior adv. sufficiently, intermediately, in a mediocre manner, in an average manner …
30middling — a. Ordinary, average, moderate, passable, tolerable, mediocre, medium …
