midclass

English

Etymology

From mid- +‎ class.

Adjective

midclass (not comparable)

1. During a class, or lesson.
   • 2014, Cara Lynn Shultz, The Dark World, page 166:

     I was tempted to make a midclass bathroom trip, but Logan's words cautioning me to stay in public places echoed in my ears.

2. Of a class or category that is neither very low nor very high; intermediate.
   • 2011, Donna Ball, Keys to the Castle:

     To her surprise, a few of them were furnished like midclass hotel rooms, with plain industrial carpet covering the floor, standard-sized beds, and inoffensive decor.