midliner

noun

midliner

noun

Etymology From midline + -er.

1

Empty gloss, No gloss, Rare (rare)

Goldstein (1976) studied the physiological responses of repressers, midliners, and sensitizers to affective stimulus vignettes.1981, Michael Gary Lieberman, Psychophysiological Correlates of Measures of Empathy, page 43:
Harrah's South Shore Room gets the headliners, and their Stateline Cabaret gets the midliners1989, Moon Publications (contributor), Nevada Handbook, page 107:

2 more examples

May I, again, concur. You, Tosh, are a unique individual as you seem to be a total midliner.2000 August 29, Kayleigh19, “Marillion died when Fish left”, in alt.music.marillion (Usenet):
The inside rider was a shuddering blur accelerating away from the midliner, who was still gaining distance from Razer.2018, Roger Levy, The Rig:

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