middlemost
/ˈmɪdlməʊst/adjective
That is in the very middle, or nearest the middle. Now chiefly with reference to position, age, or number (formerly also with reference to size, quality, etc.).
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Cursor Mundi: a Northumbrian poem of the 14th century. From middle + -most.
- progressive-minded
- progressiveness
- Progressive Party
- progressive proof
- progressive rock
- progressive scan
- progressive scanning
- progressive tonality
- progressivism
- progressivist
- progressivity
- progressor
- progress report
- progress zone
- prog rock
- prog rocker
- proguanil
- progueing
- pro-gun
- Progymnasium
- progymnasma
- progymnosperm
- progymnospermous
- pro hac vice
- prohairesis