Amidships Definition
ə-mĭdshĭps
adverb
Midway between the bow and the stern.
American Heritage
In or toward the middle of a ship; esp., halfway between bow and stern.
Webster's New World
(nautical) In the middle of a ship, either longitudinally or laterally.
[The U-boat captain] waited until the crosshairs lay directly amidships. “Torpedo ... los!”
Two more torpedoes were fired; one ran erratic; the second hit amidships.
The saloon, instead of being at the stern, according to the old method of construction, is placed more amidships.
The main cabin, most amidships, was 8 feet 3 inches broad [...]
Wiktionary
(figuratively) On the flank, at a vulnerable place.
Wiktionary
interjection
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