half-one
1half one — half past ˈone, ˈtwo, etc. idiom (US also half after ˈone, ˈtwo, etc.) (also BrE informal half ˈone, ˈtwo, etc.) 30 minutes after any hour on the clock Main entry …
2half-one — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷, in sense 2 ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun 1. : a golf handicap of one stroke subtracted on alternate holes 2. Irish : a half a glass of whiskey * * * half oneˈ noun (golf) 1. A handicap of one stroke every second hole 2. Same as hal …
3half one (two, etc.) — informal way of saying half past one (two, etc.). → half …
4half one's hand — a half share of the catch of cod due to a crew member, the other half share going to the owner or skipper (Newfoundland) …
5Half one's luck! — congratulation to smb. in an envious way …
6half one's luck! — Australian Slang congratulation to smb. in an envious way …
7One half — Half redirects here. For other uses, see Half (disambiguation). For the computer virus, see OneHalf (computer virus). One half prefixes hemi (from Greek) semi / …
8half past one — ● half * * * half past one/two/etc phrase 30 minutes after one o’clock two o’clock etc The shops close at half past five. Usage note In spoken British English people often say ‘half one’ …
9half past two — half past one/two/etc phrase 30 minutes after one o’clock two o’clock etc The shops close at half past five. Usage note In spoken British English people often say ‘half one’, ‘half two’ etc, which has the same meaning as ‘half past one’, ‘half… …
10one-half — n. one of two equal parts of a divisible whole; a half; a century and one half. Syn: half. [WordNet 1.5] …
