mid-morning
Speech parts
1. mid-morning - Noun
2. mid-morning - Adjective
Meaning
mid-morning (not comparable)
Of, relating to, or occurring in the midmorning.
mid-morning (plural mid-mornings)
Alternative form of midmorning.
Examples
So what do you think will happen?” Sawyer asked the barman who was drawing his mid-morning pint. "Dunno,” the man grunted. "Except one thing. I know we've been led by fools and rogues, but this is the first time we've ever been led by a criminal!
A just after mid-morning update on markets: the 100 has given up almost all of its gains to trade flat for the day.
Additional commuter routes also run in the early morning and late afternoon on weekdays, and mid-morning and mid-afternoon on Saturdays.
Houston's army, comprising 900 men, reached Lynch's Ferry mid-morning on April 20; Santa Anna's 700-man force arrived a few hours later.
Grigg says they have two walks a day as well as scheduled breaks at mid-morning and at lunch for various activities, such as practising netball, interval training or baking.
Northern Scotland can expect heavy showers throughout Wednesday, while it will rain in northern England and Wales during the mid-morning and early afternoon but should dry up later on in the day.