Half Love

When half of you is torn between the new life you built and the life you left behind.

Having a yearning desire for home when immigrating to another country while appreciating the new opportunity.

*First seen as the title of the bilingual poetry book written by the Brazilian-American writer Ana Silvani, who shares her experiences in verses while talking about her "half love" life.

She lives a half love life and can't make up her mind about living in Brazil or in the U.S.

by WeBook Publishing October 14, 2022

half energy

When you don’t match the same energy or vibe that the other person or people are giving to you. Its cut in half because while the other person is giving you that energy, you don’t show the same interest or very little interest as the other half is doing.

We were out all day clubbing and you just put on a straight face the whole time. I will never go out with you and you half energy.

by unkowngyal July 27, 2021

half not in common

When you partially match with someone on a topic.

I love playing pool in suburban dive bars but my date just likes the bar so we had that half not in common.

by oldsheepie December 18, 2023

half oreo banana

When a person of darker persuasion either bangs or pegs another person of lighter persuasion whilst the person being banged or pegged is also sucking off someone that is garbed in banana attire. Something of a Creole&Caribbean meets North American Mayo situation.

I once tried a half oreo banana. Wasn't half bad.
-Doug Wilson in "WEEDS"

by DroMore February 8, 2021

half-great-cousin-pibling

Grandparent’s half-first cousin.

My half-great-cousin-pibling is a good person.

by Gtopql November 23, 2019

half-prosh

Prosh: abbreviation of precious, cute, adorable.
Half-Prosh: Half cute, having some cute characteristics, cute but odd.

The duck billed platypus is only half-prosh. He looks like a beaver with a strap-on duck bill.

by Jon Whitwwell January 8, 2008

plus-half

Something that is one and a half units of measurement (meters, hours etc.). It always goes with the unit of measurement, which can only be in the singular.

Example for "plus-half"
-When is our ship leaving?
-In a plus-half hour (one and a half hours).

by Cyrus Dark April 20, 2018