…either of two equal or corresponding parts into which something is or can be divided…
…a stroke in which the centre of the cue ball is aimed at the edge of the object ball…
…a person who has represented Oxford or Cambridge University in a minor sport or as a second choice in any sport…
…denoting a drink of coffee with regular and decaffeinated coffee mixed in equal parts, so as to make coffee with half the normal level of caffeine…
…a door of half the usual size, typically covering the bottom half of an opening (e.g., in a stable)…
…the time taken for the radioactivity of a specified isotope to fall to half its original value…
…the position of a flag that is being flown some way below the top of its staff as a mark of respect for a person who has died…
…the moon when only half of its illuminated surface is visible from the earth; the first or last quarter…
…a move made by one player (especially in the context of the analysis of play made by a chess-playing computer program)…
…a note having the time value of two quarter notes or half of a whole note, represented by a ring with a stem…
…a channel made of concrete or cut into the snow with a U-shaped cross section, used by skateboarders, rollerbladers, or snowboarders to perform jumps and other maneuvers…
…a person whose parents are of different races, especially the offspring of an American Indian and a person of white European ancestry…
…a person whose parents are of different races, in particular, with a European father and an Indian mother…
…a former British coin and monetary unit equal to two shillings and sixpence…
…(of a communications system or computer circuit) allowing the transmission of signals in both directions but not simultaneously…
…a dive in which the diver leaves the diving board facing forward, does a half-somersault backward, and enters the water head first facing the board…
…a knot formed by passing the end of a rope around its standing part and then through the loop, often used in pairs…
…a pocket watch with a hinged cover in the middle of which a small opening or window allows one to read the approximate time…
