midheight

midheight

English

Etymology

    From mid- + height.

    Adjective

    midheight (not comparable)

    1. Of medium height; neither high nor low
      • 2009 January 19, Alastair Macaulay, “In a City Ballet Quartet, Two Choreographic Voices Manage to Stand Out”, in New York Times[1]:
        Ms. Whelan and Mr. Millepied are, as they were last spring, excellent, heart-catching in the midheight hovering lifts where athleticism becomes feeling.