middle zone
/ˈmɪdl ˌzəʊn/noun
1 Poetic = torrid zone.
- Frequently with reference to Ovid..
2In handwriting: the linear area whose height and position is defined by that of lower-case letters without ascenders or descenders; the area corresponding to the x-height.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Arthur Golding (d. 1606), translator. From middle + zone.
- open skies
- open-sky
- open slather
- open society
- open someone's eyes
- open something up
- open-source
- open space
- open-spoken
- open stage
- open stance
- open stock
- open subroutine
- open system
- open table
- Open Tech
- open texture
- open-textured
- open-texturedness
- open the batting
- open the door to
- open the (or a) way
- open-throated
- open time
- open to dispute