medius
The third digit
Medius is Latin for "middle," appearing in English primarily in anatomical terms.
The gluteus medius is the muscle on the side of the hip, between the larger gluteus maximus and smaller gluteus minimus.
Similarly, the digitus medius is the middle finger.
The term marks something positioned between two related structures.
Settle as impartial judge
- conciliateCalm hostile feelings
- negotiateDiscuss to reach agreement
- intercedeIntervene on behalf
- reconcileResolve a disagreement
go-between · settle · resolve · diplomacy · facilitate · liaison · broker · compromise
Single numeric character
- phalangesBones of fingers, toes
- knuckleFinger-to-hand joint
- handGrasping body part
- metacarpalLong bone in hand
anatomy · dexterity · gesture · nail · articulation · flexor · extensor · joint
Buttock muscle
- muscleContractile body tissue
- constrictorSnake killing by compression
- turbinateCoiled nasal shelf
- meatusBody's tubular opening
rectus · anatomy · nomenclature · body · structure · positioned
arbitrate
Settle as impartial judge
- conciliateCalm hostile feelings
- negotiateDiscuss to reach agreement
- intercedeIntervene on behalf
reconcile · go-between · settle · resolve · diplomacy · facilitate · liaison · broker · compromise · dialogue
digit
Single numeric character
metacarpal · anatomy · dexterity · gesture · nail · articulation · flexor · extensor · joint · proximal
gluteus
Buttock muscle
- muscleContractile body tissue
- constrictorSnake killing by compression
- turbinateCoiled nasal shelf
meatus · rectus · anatomy · nomenclature · body · structure · positioned
- new mediaInternet-era communication forms
- social mediaOnline content-sharing platforms
- media blackoutSuppression of press coverage
- global mediaCommunication reaching all nations
- media influenceNews outlets shaping views
- medium rareSteak doneness level
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