midlord
1. n. A person who trolls people on both or either side of the political or ideological spectrum from a centrist position; 2. v. To argue or troll as a midlord. (Etym. A play on the word Edgelord.)
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Elizabeth Midford is a character from the anime Black Butler, She is the fiancee of Ciel Phantomhive. Elizabeth is portrayed as a very kind and energetic character. She is very loyal, seen in many episodes. Including Book of Atlantic. Elizabeth has the impression that Ciel Phantomhive is scared of strong women, so she tries to be cute for Ciel. Elizabeth Midford loves cute things, clearly.
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adj. From the roots "Midlo" meaning Midlothian, and "Rollin" meaning "Is Rollin" or "Is Cool" Therefore the literal meaning is "Midlothian is cool."
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Person B: Elizabeth Midford.
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