a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood.

(phil.) lack of spiritual knowledge; ignorance.

that which is miscomprehended or misconceived (irrespective of the fact that the object of comprehension is either true or false).

characterised by adherence to religion or a religion; religious.

of, concerned with, appropriate to or teaching religion; religious.

being unreasonably enthusiastic in one's religious matter and equally unreasonably intolerant of any other religion.

a man belonging to a religion.

that or those belonging to me.

causing intoxication; intoxicating; intoxicant.

an intoxicating drink, as an alcoholic liquor.

the food of the gods.

placed or being halfway between two given points in place or time; equidistant from all sides, points, etc.; middle; mean.

of quality that is neither too good nor too bad; of intermediate quality.

not having a mental leaning, inclination or preference; not partial; unbiased.

fair; just and honest; free from discrimination.

the central portion or place.

the intermediate time.

the part of the body between the ribs and the hips; the waist.

a position or placement that is neither too good nor too bad.

(mus.) the medium pace or tempo.

(mus.) the normal octave.

a huge number, ten thousand billion.

in an intermediate space, position; between.

in an intermediate time; between.

(rhet.) in a drama a middle-aged heroine.

(rhet.) the character of a heroine that is neither noble nor villainous.

(pros.) one of the twenty six syllabic-prosodies.