midliner

midliner

English

Etymology

From midline +‎ -er.

Noun

midliner (plural midliners)

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    • 1981, Michael Gary Lieberman, Psychophysiological Correlates of Measures of Empathy, page 43:
      Goldstein (1976) studied the physiological responses of repressers, midliners, and sensitizers to affective stimulus vignettes.
    • 1989, Moon Publications (contributor), Nevada Handbook, page 107:
      Harrah's South Shore Room gets the headliners, and their Stateline Cabaret gets the midliners
    • 2000 August 29, Kayleigh19, “Marillion died when Fish left”, in alt.music.marillion‎[1] (Usenet):
      May I, again, concur. You, Tosh, are a unique individual as you seem to be a total midliner.
    • 2018, Roger Levy, The Rig:
      The inside rider was a shuddering blur accelerating away from the midliner, who was still gaining distance from Razer.
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