halfer
- noun
- /ˈhælfər/
- As halfers of the pizza, they made sure to divide it so that each got the same amount of slices.
Examples
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The two sisters agreed to be halfers in the business, sharing the profits and responsibilities equally.
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During the school fundraiser, our class became halfers by splitting the money raised equally among all participants.
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I realized that about half of the people in town as real and half as halfers, half small people, half are real.
Synonyms
A person who gives or gets part of something with others
Antonyms
A person who keeps many things and rarely throws them away, making their home very full
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Halfer comes from the parts half and -er, with half meaning 'one of two equal parts' and -er meaning 'a person'. So a halfer is someone who takes or shares half of something, like paying half the bill.