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medius

[ mee-dee-uhs ]

noun

, Anatomy.
, plural me·di·i [mee, -dee-ahy].
  1. the middle finger.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of medius1

1555–65; < Latin: middle (adj.); mid 1
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Example Sentences

Huic cœli lilia germinant;Arrisus sponsi permanent;Ac nomen in fidelibusQuam filiorum medius.

The medius terminus is often the wisest course in acute controversies.

Herse might scold; but her sharpest words were truer and better than the smooth flattery of Medius.

Medius had stood by and had said nothing, but he looked on the pretty little boy with much favor.

Her eyes were everywhere, and she made Medius or his daughter name everybody and explain everything.

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