Definition of "middest" [mid•dest]

• Obsolete form of midst. (noun)

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• "In a verse of eight iust in the middest, that is, vpon the fourth."
• "French King, for want of a herald to carry his mind to the English King, was constrained to suborn a vadelict, or common serving man, with a trumpet banner, having a hole made through the middest for this preposterous herauld to put his head through, and to cast it over his shoulders instead of a better coat armour of France."
• "Being delivered by anyone named Lysimachus, with him he recovered his Iphigenia againe, and faire Cassandra, even in the middest of their marriage."