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midday (iou) and dazzling glare (medicine)


midday (iou)



midday noun & adjective. OE.
[from MID adjective + DAY noun.]
A. noun.
The middle of the day, when the sun is at its highest point; noon. OE.
E. Templeton He never ate more than one course at midday when he was working.
b. Ecclesiastical. = SEXT 1. OE-LME.
[Cf. French midi.] The south. LME-E17.
b. attrib. or as adjective. Of or pertaining to midday; occurring at midday, (of a train etc.) leaving or arriving at midday. ME.
P. Bowles Narrow alleys, where the shade was a blessing after the midday sun. E. Kuzwayo We had our mid-day meal together daily. Scotsman To catch the midday flight to Jersey.

dazzling glare (medicine)


dazzling glare
Glare produced by excessive illumination in the peripheral field.