noun
- a naval cadet or midshipman
- a loose-fitting blouse with a sailor collar, typically worn by women or children
Usage: nautical
Usage: clothing
Examples
- The young middy stood at attention on the ship’s deck.
- She wore a white middy with navy trim to the school dance.
- The middy learned navigation skills during his training.
- Her grandmother’s middy blouse was a vintage treasure.
- The naval academy welcomed new middies each fall.
- The children’s choir wore matching middy blouses for the performance.