middler

noun

mid·dler | \ ˈmid-lər

, ˈmi-dᵊl-ər\

Definition of middler

: one belonging to an intermediate group, division, or class: such as

a : a student in the second-year class of a three-year program (as at a seminary or law school)

b : a student in the second- or third-year class in some private secondary schools having a four-year course

c : a student in a division in some private schools that corresponds approximately to junior high school

Examples of middler in a Sentence

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For a middler, a shirt with its own pulley system is the wardrobe in the drama of celebrity. — Chelsea Peng, Marie Claire, "Why Can't We Just Have Normal Shirts Anymore?," 10 Aug. 2017

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