medium, n.
1. Environment
2. Means of communication
3. Physical material or form used by artist, composer, etc.
4. Person claiming to communicate with the dead
(From the Little Oxford Dictionary)
medium, n.
the nutritive substance provided for the growth of a given organism in the laboratory.
(From A Dictionary of Genetics in Biological Sciences)
medium, n. and adj.
1. A middle quality, degree, or condition; something intermediate in nature or degree.
2. An intervening substance through which a force acts on objects at a distance or through which impressions are conveyed to the senses, as air, water, etc.
(From The Oxford Essential Dictionary of Foreign Terms in English in English Language Reference)
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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