Preposition: on

• Saturday: Post offices are open from 8 am to 7 pm and from 8 am to midday on Saturdays.

• day: The best time to visit is about midday on a clear day.

• date: Jobcentre Plus must receive all questionnaires by 12 midday on this date.

Converse of subject

• receive: Applications must be received by midday Thursday 13th July on WDM's application form in hard copy.

Adjective modifier

• past: Both days I slept past midday, despite going to bed at reasonable times the previous night.

• near: As far as I know the flight lasts four hours so I should turn up at Heathrow near midday.

Converse of object

• approach: A very entertaining talk, done at some speed as it was now approaching midday - time for 3rd contact!

• come: Take a piece of cake, then come home midday.

• start: The Convention will be held this Sunday at Vanbrugh starting midday.

• arrive: We arrived midday at the end of May in basking heat and were warmly welcomed and shown to our beautiful and vast suite.

• serve: When staying Saturday night, enjoy a lie in with cooked breakfast served til midday on Sundays and late checkout.

• sleep: Both days I slept past midday, despite going to bed at reasonable times the previous night.

Modifies a noun

• sun: LEADER: Jonah lay down in the midday sun, hoping to die.

• kick-off: Cardiff's 1,500 traveling fans made huge sacrifices to support the Bluebirds at Luton for a midday kick-off and we deserved better.

• meal: High School children receive tokens to purchase their midday meals at school on a weekly basis.

• supervisor: At lunch time, midday supervisors are employed to care for pupils.

• heat: The midday heat burns with the furiously battling storm.

• sunshine: The midday sunshine can be a mixed blessing look for dappled shade for best results.

Preposition: in

• bar: Soon after midday in many bars the cake trays on the counter are replaced by trays of hot and cold tapas.

Noun used with modifier

• til: Around 60 people visit Storehouse every Friday in the hall from 10 am ` til midday.