(midday)
1Midday — Mid day , a. Of or pertaining to noon; meridional; as, the midday sun. [1913 Webster] …
2midday — (n.) O.E. middæg midday, noon, contracted from midne dæg (Cf. O.H.G. mittitag, Ger. mittag, O.N. miðdagr); see MID (Cf. mid) + DAY (Cf. day) …
3midday — [mid′dā΄] n. [ME middai < OE middæg] the middle of the day; noon adj. of or at midday …
4Midday — Mid day , n. [AS. midd[ae]g. See {Mid}, a., and {Day}.] The middle part of the day; noon. [1913 Webster] …
5midday — [n] middle of the day 12 PM, high noon, lunchtime, noon, noontide, noontime, twelve hundred, twelve noon, twelve o’clock; concept 802 Ant. 12 AM, midnight …
6midday — ► NOUN ▪ the middle of the day; noon …
7midday — mid|day [ˌmıdˈdeı US ˈmıd deı] n [U] the middle of the day, at or around 12 o clock →↑midnight at/around/by etc midday ▪ I m meeting him at midday. ▪ I got there around midday. ▪ By midday it had begun to warm up. ▪ We stopped off in Colchester… …
8midday — [[t]mɪ̱dde͟ɪ[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT: oft prep N Midday is twelve o clock in the middle of the day. At midday everyone would go down to Reg s Cafe... It s eight minutes after midday. 2) N UNCOUNT: usu N n Midday is the middle part of the day, from late …
9midday — noun (U) the middle of the day; twelve o clock: at midday: I m meeting him at midday. | midday meal/sun etc: the full heat of the midday sun compare midnight (1) …
10midday — mid|day [ ,mıd deı ] noun uncount * twelve o clock, when the morning ends and the afternoon begins: NOON: The letter arrived just before midday. a midday meal …
