medium
/ˈmiːdɪəm/Definitions
1. noun
Something through or by which something else is done, communicated, etc.: a means of expression or communication.
“The newspaper is a popular medium for news and current events.”
2. noun
A person or thing by which a work of art, literature, etc. is produced, performed, or presented.
“The artist is a master of her medium.”
3. adjective
Having a middle quality, value, or degree.
“The medium-sized car is ideal for city driving.”
4. adjective
Being of moderate or average ability or quality.
“The medium-skilled programmer is being considered for the project.”
5. noun
A person whose clairvoyant or psychic abilities are supposed to be above average but not exceptionally gifted.
“The medium performed a séance at the mansion.”
6. verb
To perform or act as a medium, especially in a séance.
“The actress learned to medium and perform a séance.”