The portion of life between its beginnings and endings (however defined), midlife. …

And; -- linking (a) noun phrases, (b) verb phrases, (c) sentences; (d) introducing a sentence. …

Consonant; with cordaunt voice, in unison. …

As a simple additive connective linking syntactic elements of the same order: and. (a) Nouns, noun phrases, or pronouns; (b) adjectives & adj. phrases; (c) numerals; (d) adverbs & prepositions; wel……

German; as noun: the German language; Duchish man, a German; also, a Teuton; Duchish speche, the German language (?perhaps in its broadest sense so as to include all Continental high- and low-German……

Of persons: (a) insane; (b) wicked; ?lecherous. …

The back, rear, or reverse side of an object: (a) the back part of an astrolabe; (b) the back side of a bone; (c) the under side of a leaf; (d) the reverse side of a document; (e) the back of a post……

(a) A flat stone used as a griddle; (b) in place names. …

Legal protection, indemnity. …

Sickly, ill. …

Power, as a divine attribute. …

(a) Being directly over (but not touching or resting upon), above, overhead; God above, heven above, etc.: (b) being upon something, lying or resting above; (c) being at a higher level; (d) higher in……

(a) Moreover; furthermore; in addition; (b) more; in excess; farther; longer; no mor-over, no longer; (c) afterward. …

A husband. …

Patience, meekness, willingness to suffer. …

(a) Generally loved or esteemed, popular; also, respected, admired (b) dearly loved, cherished, precious; also, benign [last quot.]; (c) in salutations: dear; also used as conventional epithet, with……

Lack or insufficiency of strength, weakness. …

Bot. of a plant's stem: somewhat bent or crooked. …

Of whomever, whose-soever (serving as the genitive of who-so-ever pron.) …

(a) A weather vane in the shape of a cock; also, any weather vane;—often in conventional comparisons suggesting inconstancy and fickleness; (b) as surname. …