med

¹

[ med ]

adjective

1. medical:

   med school.

noun

1. Often meds. a medication; medicine:

   Have you taken your meds?

med.

²

abbreviation for

1. medical.
2. medicine.
3. medieval.
4. medium.

M.Ed.

³

abbreviation for

1. Master of Education.

MEd

¹

abbreviation for

1. Master of Education

med.

²

abbreviation for

1. medical
2. medicine
3. medium

Med

³

/ mɛd /

noun

1. the Med informal.
   the Med the Mediterranean region

Word History and Origins

Origin of med¹

First recorded in 1890–95; by shortening

Example Sentences

Others, such as “ED Med Shop,” focused specifically on one condition (in this case, erectile dysfunction).

From The Daily Beast

But many conventional doctors are also fed up and are jumping on the “alt med” bandwagon.

From The Daily Beast

On Monday, there was Dr. Tara Margarella a trauma resident turned plastic surgeon who was once featured on the show New York Med.

From The Daily Beast

The jurors were thus dually protected when the government called a former figure from New York Med to the stand on Monday.

From The Daily Beast

War on the high seas of the Eastern Med is not inevitable, of course.

From The Daily Beast

So I 'pathed my way through med by reading the minds of my fellows, who were all good espers.

From Project Gutenberg

One time I took him to Greenock, and he couldn't stop wonderin' what med all the houses come together.

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According to the records, there's been no Med Ship inspection here for twelve standard years.

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This is the first Med Ship visit in twelve standard years, I believe, which is inexcusable.

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Things have pretty well gone to pot so far as the Med Service in this sector is concerned, but we're trying to straighten it out.

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