Midlands

What do we mean by midlands?

The region of a country not near the borders; the interior.

By far the best part of England. Urban Dictionary

The Midlands - 1. A fictional place in Britain because no one knows where it really starts or finishes. 2. Re-named to Birmingham to disguise its poor identity and reputation. This didn't work Urban Dictionary

The UK's purgatory. Sweet F all actually happens there and it is home to one of the most irritating accents in the British Isles. Worse than hell because at least hell has pain, the midlands have no emotion, style or climate. The midlands are inhabited by a group of Southern wannabes who hate the North due to jealousy of it's beauty and the South due to jealousy of it's food. When I'm king, I'm gonna build a bridge over the midlands so the North and South of England can visit each other undisturbed. Urban Dictionary

Someone from the Midlands in the UK, due to their geographical location in England is neither a Northern Monkey, or a Southern Fairy. A strong divide is fiercely argued between Northerners and Southerners as to who is better and lives at the better end of the country, in reality neither can speak English without strong and annoying accents and the Midlands is where the normal people live. Urban Dictionary

A band made up of Mark Wystrach, Jess Carson and Cameron Duddy, who dress in a radical style which can only be described as tropical cowboys. The band formed in Dripping Springs, TX, and has been playing music together since early/mid 2010's. Their most popular song is Drinkin' Problem, from their 2017 album On The Rocks, which has skyrocketed them into mainstream country stardom with their dynamic and vintage sound. The band is also known as The Gator Boys. Urban Dictionary

One of the single most boring places to live. This town is the hometown of the Dow Chemical Company and Dow Corning. Consequently inhabitants tend to mutate. Located in Michigan. Urban Dictionary

A dry, desert place in Texas that is big on oil. Has one mall and some things to do scattered around the city. Big on sports. But it is by far not a rural place. It is a nice city to be raised in for little ones, but not one you want to stay in forever. Urban Dictionary

A town in the middle of no where Texas, were everyone is too involved in sports. That has horrible shopping but great mexican food. Urban Dictionary

A so called region of England that people from Birmingham and the surrounding areas seem to think exists, though everyone knows that the only reason they claim this mythical land to be real is they do not want to be classified as 'northern'. Urban Dictionary

Easily The Dirtiest Most Fucked up Place on the face of the earth. Its a Place Where Abo's Congregate To Drink Emu Export...Then Sleep...And in some cases....Die. Midland is a pimple on societys ass. Oh yea i spose its got a train station which is ok...But the rest is Fucked. P.S - Midland Is in Australia, W.A.... Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to midlands:
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Words that rhyme with midlands:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe midlands:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective midlands:
town, accent, city, county, industrialist, hospital, school, firm, family, village, dialect, region, girl, locality, resident.

Words that sound like midlands:
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