adv. and prep. poet. [mod. f. amid or midmost (itself a modern word), perh. influenced by the app. superlative form of AMIDST. Nothing similar in ME.]
A. adv. In the very middle or center. B. prep. (by elision) In the very center of.
1870. Morris, Earthly Par., II. iii. 37. He … stopped amidmost of the hall. Ibid., III. iv. 52. A … lake Amidmost which the fowl did take Their pastime.
