Midday is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIDDAY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the middle of the day
• the middle of the day; noon
• noon
ADJECTIVE:
• The middle part of the day; noon.
• Of or pertaining to noon; meridional; as, the midday sun.

Words related to MIDDAY

middays14 noon4

Words that contain MIDDAY

middays14

How to use MIDDAY in a sentence

• The bell for the midday meal roused Kurt from his profound reverie, and he plodded back to the house.
• Directly after the midday meal Mathieu wished to go out, in order that Marianne might profit by the bright sunshine.
• He finally met her there one morning, about midday.
• The midday gun aroused them from a rapture that had lasted but a few seconds as long as years.
• At midday they began to see on the horizon various little clouds.
• Midday found them standing by a huge rock at the edge of a clump of pines on one of the higher points of the western end of the range.
• Though much of the warmth of summer was yet in the midday hours, the mornings were often crisp and the evenings seemed to lose heart and grow chill as they saw the sun go down.
• She was still alone, and we proceeded on parallel courses, passing about midday a few white reefs with breakers sweeping over them.
• The midday dinner was the meal on which they depended for their main support.
• Thus the terrible conflict went on until midday, when Jupiter, taking in his hand the golden scales of fate, weighed the fortunes of the Trojans and Greeks.
• Royall went out early, and did not return till Verena had set the table for the midday meal.
• The darkness was at its worst, and at midday the sun could not clear the sky- line to the south.
• It was about mid-day when the King of Poland led the right wing into the plain against the dense battalions of Turkish horsemen which there awaited his assault.
• I felt nothing of it during the forenoon, but it began shortly after the midday meal and became more oppressive with each passing minute.
• We might have left them with a sigh of regret if we had not once arrived as they were eating their midday meal.
• She felt she must have a few minutes to herself before she faced the Rector and Joan at the Rectory mid-day dinner.
• A famous runner, now dead, could run from midday until sunrise.
• But to such an one Pisa can never be more than a vision, vanished as soon as seen, in the heat of midday or the shadow of evening.
• We filled the wagons and sent them back, then about midday, under a blazing hot sun, we went on with the others.
• I come back always, you see, to this midday blaze, which will be my destruction, I fear.
• He was faint from hunger, for he had been in the fields since early morning, with nothing for his midday lunch but a handful of boiled chestnuts.
• From time to time Harding consulted his watch, so as to be prepared in time for the solar observation, which had to be made exactly at midday.
• So I decided the slow midday train would be safest for me.
• BY that Sir Percivale had abiden there till mid-day he saw a ship came rowing in the sea, as all the wind of the world had driven it.
• The big restaurant was dim, even at midday, because its only windows gave upon a narrow court which separated that part of the building from another part of equal height.
• At mid-day a little greasy soup and soup meat were added.
• Next day he rode on to Lintrathen, where the people were willing to give up their work at mid-day, if he would come and preach to them.
• By midday the sea was quite calm, and the tide had gone so far out that he could walk very near to the ship.

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