The Collaborative International Dictionary
mid-July \mid-July\ n. the middle part of July.
Wiktionary
a. Happening in the middle of July. adv. In the middle of July. n. Any time in the middle of July.
WordNet
n. the middle part of July
Usage examples of "mid-july".
Strabismus might possess to enable him to seduce her mother so outrageously, but in mid-July the world-famous scientist, as his brochures described him, came personally to Clay to solicit further funds for the impending plenary session of the Visitors, the one which would determine pretty much how the United States would be governed after the takeover.
The eleventh is the shell-fly, good in mid-July: the body made of greenish wool, lapt about with the herle of a peacock's tail: and the wings made of the wings of the buzzard.
Martha hung herself in her cell when she was told by a matron in mid-July that young Ed had died of prostate cancer.
By mid-July they had met, apparently by chance, when she sat next to the man in a restaurant and smiled shyly at him while asking for the loan of the salt cellar on his table.