halvers
Those splitting equally
Halvers is an informal term for an equal share between two parties, almost always in the phrase go halvers: Let's go halvers on the pizza.
It means the same as go halves or go fifty-fifty—splitting something down the middle.
The word is more common in British than American English.
Split equally between two
- splitSeparation into parts
- divideSeparate into parts
- equalIdentical in amount
- portionDivided share given
share · partner · divvy · fairness · distribute · allocation · proportion · stake
fifty-fifty
Split equally between two
portion · share · partner · divvy · fairness · distribute · allocation · proportion · stake · cut
playground
Children's outdoor recreation space
- dibsInformal spoken claim
- claimStatement of ownership or truth
- schoolyardOutdoor area at school
candy · sweets · treats · bargain · agreement · promise · trade · snack · lunchbox · fairground
pot
Vessel for cooking
wager · jackpot · prize · payout · split · pool · kitty · share · proceeds · haul
halverssole owner
Exclusive holder of title
sole proprietor · whole · monopoly · undivided · entirety
halverskeepsies
Played to keep winnings
hoarder · selfish · ungenerous · stingy · greedy
halverswhole hog
Entirely, without reservation
lion's share · winner-take-all · all-or-nothing · thirds · quarters
- two halves
- better halvesAffectionate term for spouses
- go halvesDivide costs evenly
- going halvesSharing expense equally
- second halvesLater equal portions
- other halvesRomantic life partners