Flying pests that look similar to mosquitoes. Even though these things don't bite... the sheer numbers of them in one location can be extremely disruptive. Midge swarms have even been known to cause disruption to traffic and can also appear on weather radars.
Most commonly found near streams, rivers, ponds, and large bodies of water. Usually dormant until spring and early summer weather.
Most commonly found near streams, rivers, ponds, and large bodies of water. Usually dormant until spring and early summer weather.
by Brad198910 July 18, 2006

“Dude did you see Kara’s freak out after she railed all those lines? It was midged as fuck.”
“Yeah that guy who always walks around town with a trench coat on at night is super midged.”
“Yeah that guy who always walks around town with a trench coat on at night is super midged.”
by G W Fan September 14, 2021

1: a small fly. see myiasis
Etymology: Middle English migge, from Old English mycg; akin to Old High German mucka midge, Greek myia fly, Latin musca
Date: before 12th century
biting midge gall midge
Etymology: Middle English migge, from Old English mycg; akin to Old High German mucka midge, Greek myia fly, Latin musca
Date: before 12th century
biting midge gall midge
The hair had lice playing jacks, the pupils were sewer-green, all's he needed was someone to mourn him and maybe a biting midge to keep him off his feet.
by Nco November 23, 2003

Another word for Vagina. Specifically from the South Park Episode "A Million Little Fibers" featuring Towelie, in which Oprah's vagina named Midge and her asshole named Gary plot to get her fired.
female outcry: You're not putting that thing near my midge!
insult: Aww, do you need a cup of ice water for your swollen midge?
insult: Aww, do you need a cup of ice water for your swollen midge?
by Kevo 42o May 2, 2006

BL122926 is midge,yo.
by ModxD August 22, 2009


by Pharaoh13 August 1, 2010
