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half is used typically when you say something that you are only half joking/serious about. It can be used after just kidding instead of saying just kidding...kind of. in other words, half is a subsitution for the word kinda. Or it can be used in any statement that is only half true.
however percentages may not be used but fractions are optional. and if you are fully kidding, just say just kidding... not full kidding. it is not acceptable.
Lauren: Bob, you're ugly...just kidding!...half.

Kenny: I like you...well half.
...half by barkingcassie103 August 7, 2009
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approx. 1/2 of an ounce of marijuana.
yo, let me get a half.
Half by m.nine October 28, 2003
its a half an ounce of bud, or 14 grams. usually sells for $150, just make sure you dont get caught with that shit or itll become a federal case and youll get screwed for distribution, otherwise its a good deal cuz your practically payin $10 a dub, allowing you to make $280 on it
Nick just comped a half ounce that hes gonna sell to buy an ounce.
half by brandon May 13, 2005
Meaning kind of, sort of, a little, somewhat. To be used when you're not fully feeling something, or not completely feeling a certain emotion.
I was half shook that she didn't recognize me!
I'm half blessed right now.
I'm half ready to die today.
I half feel like death this morning.
Half by Evalani August 17, 2017
Usually a half ounce of chronic that sells for $150. Sometimes it may be a half pound which usually runs about 1.8 g's. A dealer would usually make fifty bux off the half ounce if he sells it at a fair price, that is 50 an eighth. But if you got no scrilla a half might be a half eighth... haha sux for u
Yo man you got word on that half yet?

Hey man I just got that half time to get on my slang.
half by half on a sack December 28, 2005
Hey look at that half: she has chinese eyes but white skin!
Half by Caitlyn November 19, 2003
Unlike Faces or Blanks, half's have one side of their face missing, usually leading to ridicuel by faces and blanks. Usually used as an insult.
Your acting like a half today. A stupid half. You hear me?! HALF!!!
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