📒 either of two equal parts into which something is or can be divided
📒 either of two periods of time into which a sports game, concert, etc. is divided
📒 one of the defending players in hockey or rugby whose position is between those who play at the front of a team and those who play at the back
📒 one of the two attacking players in american football whose position is behind the quarterback and next to the full backs
📒 the position a half back plays at (also called a tailback in american football)
📒 half a pint (= 0.568 of a litre in the UK and some other countries, and 0.473 of a litre in the US) of beer or a similar drink
📒 bigger, better, more important, etc. than usual
📒 to do whatever you do completely and to the greatest possible degree
📒 to share the cost of something equally with somebody
📒 used in negative sentences to say that a situation is worse or more complicated than somebody thinks
📒 used to say that you think you will do something, although you are not sure
📒 used to say that you think that what somebody has done is bad and should do something about it, although you probably will not
📒 the way of life of a different social group, especially one much richer than you
📒 used to say that there is not much real difference between two possible choices
📒 one and a half times the usual rate of pay
📒 clever, etc. in a way that annoys you or makes you not trust somebody/something