Half

Yes.

Hym "It might not be exactly half but a non-zero portion of the people who know who I am are from an ancillary audience that has access to the posts that Urban Dictionary filters out. The GOOD audience may only know me from the posts that made it though the filter or from posts under another name. Such as Gankster Grux, Daaaaaaaaaa, Ndengei (which is also my Reddit handle and is also associated with my primary or ancillary email). I may need some assurances that you are not allowing my good followers to be abused by either the bad audience or YOUR followers. This would fall under the requirements of the leverage clause.,"

by Hym Iam December 3, 2025

Half of me

That's the thing.

Hym "Half of me thinks you're just saying it to piss me off and it does. Half of me think you did it out of spite. AND THE THIRD HALF STILL DOESN'T WANT TO DO THE CASTE SYSTEM AND IS NOT GOING TO."

by Hym Iam December 7, 2025

Half Chub Fallacy

Someone arguing that directs the substance of the argument specifically to a spot which brings them pleasure to talk about.

Muxaio: You can’t treat me worse because I have a lower VISA status than you
Alp: That’s such a red herring fallacy and this isn’t applicable to the job status that you can’t get over

Alp has a pleasure for Fallacies
Muxaio: Don’t get too excited now, that’s clearly a half chub fallacy. We know you masturbate to the thought of fallacies.

by The half chub December 17, 2025

Half horse

When a man has a large cock, resembling that of a horse!

Did you see harlem? Hes half horse!

by bvoodorang3 December 20, 2025

Half a teacake

When one has a semi

Bro I was browsing the hub the other night and watching a show at the same time and I had half a teacake

by Chigurhmetembers December 28, 2025

Half & Half

Half lemonade and half Iced-tea (Arnold Palmer if you're fancy). More commonly used southern united states and Baltimore.

Let's get some Half & Half from the corner store down the street.

by LiveXP April 22, 2024

Eat Half the Croissant

The phrase "Eat half the croissant" metaphorically advises finding a compromise by suggesting that, like splitting a croissant, each party receives a fair share, achieving a balanced resolution.

When the team couldn't decide whether to work remotely or from the office, their manager suggested they "eat half the croissant" by agreeing to a hybrid arrangement, balancing both preferences.

by Marco____2929292 April 23, 2024