rule of half past four

The rule that if you listen very seriously and intently, with a deeply caring expression, to anyone until 4:30 a.m., they then must have sex with you. Sometimes a verb as well. Comes from the original, good version of Bedazzled, with Peter Cook (as the devil) and Dudley Moore (as the guy being tempted).

"Have you thought of just applying the rule of half past four?"

"What is it?"

"If you can stay wide awake and gaze at her thinking 'You are fascinating,' the whole time she talks, for everything she says, no matter how pointless and no matter how stupid, till half past four in the morning, you're in." (Not an exact quote)

I wanted her so bad that one night when she was drunk and dumping all this self pity, I kept telling her what an interesting person she was, until I finally half past foured my way into her pants.

by old lang guy August 31, 2007

half dolla

AKA 50 Cent

Oh snap! Half dolla and the G-Unit so'jas comin down the street!

by Snoopy to the D-O-double-G January 31, 2004

halfassitude

One who has half-ass attitude towards things, usually due to lack of interest.

I do not understand the halfassitude shown by my younger brother, especially when doing things not for himself.

by Jonathan Archer March 16, 2005

Half Fry

Someone so skinny and small, they can only eat half a french fry. Even smaller than a small fry.

That half fry looks like she could use a sandwich.

by Summer Y. October 11, 2006

Halfers-on-a-henry

to go half in on buying an eighth of weed. (henry the VIII)

Hey bro I don't have enough money, wanna go halfers-on-a-henry

by MattmanTheIncredable September 11, 2009

Half-fucked

The condition of being partially-satisfied, which could pertain to sex or any other life event. A 'half-fucking' is sometimes followed with the expression "it's not you, it's me".

"Everything was going fine, and then he just left me lying there, half-fucked and naked."

by joggerslife February 3, 2010

halffort

A half-assed effort. Trying less than 50%. Minimum amount of effort. To try-n't.

The people that leave their shopping carts next to, but outside of, the cart corral, at the market, are doing a halffort.

by juan phat kat December 2, 2010