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mid·dy  (md)
n. pl. mid·dies
1. Informal A midshipman.
2. A middy blouse.
middy [ˈmɪdɪ]
n pl -dies
1. (Military) Informal See midshipman [1]
2. (Clothing & Fashion) See middy blouse
3. Austral a middle-sized glass of beer
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Noun1.middy - blouse with a sailor collarmiddy - blouse with a sailor collar          
middy blouse
blouse - a top worn by women
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