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Um, no. "Median" already refers to various things in the middle without
being a contraction. Among these meanings is the strip of land in the
middle of a divided road.
> > Many US 4-lane highways include barrier strips between the directional
> >lanes (N-S or E-W). These strips are known as "meridians".
>
> Thanks, Dori... so "median" appears to be yet another contraction of a
> formal term...
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