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Used to describe the middle of a sports ground such as football, basketball, rocket league etc. The main purpose of this must needed word is the fact its a shortened version of the word middle. I do not like the word middle.
*playing footy*

kallum- *running down the wing with the ball*
conor- *exclaiming and out of breath* MIDST!

kallum- *makes a lovely pass to the center of the pitch*
conor- *shoots, misses*
conor- at least it was a good midst tho
kallum- ye i guess
midst by muph July 19, 2022
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prepostiton: the condition of being among or amid something. Derived from the word mist and can often be used synonymously...
I wet to the toilet in the midst of Anna's shower.
midst by Jonoboi July 16, 2006
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Midst, miDst, midsT 

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there's a spy in our midst

when there is an enemy spy in the base
engineer:there's a spy in our midst
pyro:*arson intensifies*
there's a spy in our midst by raybeez February 11, 2022

midtown uniform

Uniform sported by finance professionals aka business bro’s consisting of a button-down white or blue shirt, casual or dress pants and an enviably comfortable fleece vest by Columbia or Patagonia
- Chad Is really vibing in that midtown uniform
- He is such a crony. Wait till you work with him on the deck for our MD.

Midtown Near Mint 

This is the condition the vast majority of comics from Midtown Comics arrive in despite all new comics being labeled as "near mint." Midtown near mint comics almost always have signs of being hastily handled and poorly packaged evidenced by color breaking spine ticks, color rub on the back of the comics, small dings and bends and would be accurately graded as "very fine/near mint" at best.
Rather than change how they handle and package their comics to prevent this damage, Midtown has recently changed their return policy making it harder to get a full refund due to the high volume of complaints they have been receiving.
Seller claims the comic is "perfect" but the pictures show multiple small color breaking spine ticks and color rub on the back cover so it's obviously "Midtown near mint" at best.
Colloquialism for very much, totally, or largely. Commonly used in the 80's and early 90's in the Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley area, by teenagers and adolescents.
Any other definition than this one for minst is minst wrong, dude.
I was a minst awesome box ball player in elementary school.
The hornet is a minst cool mascot for a high school.
Minst by rtw065 October 14, 2020
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