middy (Meaning)
Wordnet
middy (n)
blouse with a sailor collar
Webster
middy (n.)
A colloquial abbreviation of midshipman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of middy
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middy Sentence Examples
- The sailors wore crisp white middies, a staple of their uniforms.
- The middy's close-fitting design hugged the body, showcasing the wearer's physique.
- His middy had a frayed collar, a testament to his countless hours spent on the high seas.
- The young cadet proudly buttoned up his middy, feeling a sense of belonging to the navy.
- The middy's short sleeves allowed for freedom of movement, essential for sailors' duties.
- The middy's navy blue hue evoked images of the vast ocean and the adventures that lay ahead.
- The ship's cook donned a spotless middy, ready to prepare meals for the hungry crew.
- The middy's tailored fit complemented the sailor's rugged appearance, creating a striking uniform.
- The middy became a symbol of pride and camaraderie among the shipmates.
- Despite the passage of time, the middy remains an iconic piece of naval attire, worn with distinction by sailors of all ranks.
FAQs About the word middy
blouse with a sailor collarA colloquial abbreviation of midshipman.
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The sailors wore crisp white middies, a staple of their uniforms.
The middy's close-fitting design hugged the body, showcasing the wearer's physique.
His middy had a frayed collar, a testament to his countless hours spent on the high seas.
The young cadet proudly buttoned up his middy, feeling a sense of belonging to the navy.
