mid-drift meaning: definition, etymology and quotations

mid-drift

adv

Etymology From mid- + drift.

During the act of drifting.

Sure, using the brakes will slow the car, but just as with throttle input, there is a finite amount of brake input available to you mid-drift.2006, Paul Morton, How to Drift: The Art of Oversteer, CarTech, page 54:

noun

Etymology By confusion, based on the pronunciation.

Nonstandard, Proscribed Eggcorn of midriff.

Be careful with the casual clothes that you wear in China - no bare mid-drifts, or revealing fashion.2003, Lawrence Frank Deangelo, “China Survival Information”, in Business International, page 17:
Other women — human and alien alike — wear sheer, light, revealing outfits, exposing skin (pink, brown, or green), mid-drifts, ample cleavage, and rear ends.2009, Michael Hemmingson, Star Trek: A Post-structural Critique of the Original Series, Wildside Press, page 53: