designating dialects of English spoken or formerly spoken in the Midlands of England and divided into eastern and western groups
designating a dialect of American English spoken in S N.J.; central and S Pa., Ohio, Ind., and Ill.; N Del.; the Shenandoah Valley; the S Appalachians; the upper Piedmont of N.C. and S.C.; Ky.; and N Tenn.
city in WC Tex.: pop. 95,000
See midland in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(mĭdˈlənd)
noun
The middle or interior part of a country or region.
adjective
Of or in a midland.
(mĭdˈlənd)
A city of central Michigan west of Bay City. Chemical industries are important to its economy. Population: 41,600.
A city of west-central Texas west-southwest of Abilene. It is an industrial center in a cattle-ranching area. Population: 102,000.