half-and-half
Divided equally between two people
- adjective
- /ˈhæf ənd ˈhæf/
- To make the dessert, mix the chocolate and vanilla ice creams in a half-and-half portion.
- split half-and-half
Like the media doesn't, even if you notice with these polls now it's half and half.
- Like the media doesn't, even if you notice with these polls now it's half and half.
- What if I'd said, yo, the the first ever Lana tape back is me and Lana and me and and by the way, Lana, we're splitting half, half and half.
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Examples
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Half and half and some sugar!
Blog text (2) -
The recipe called for a sauce made with half-and-half and seasonings for a creamy flavor.
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During the debate, opinions were split almost half-and-half between the two proposals.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
half-and-half positive
Etymology
Half-and-half comes from the simple words half and half, meaning 'equal parts' of two things. So, when people say something was done half-and-half, they mean it was shared or divided into two equal parts.