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halvers

[ hav-erz, hah-verz ]

plural noun

, Midland and Southern U.S.
  1. halves:

    Let's go halvers on anything we find.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of halvers1

1500–10; half + -er 1 + -s 3, with voicing of f by analogy with plural halves
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Example Sentences

Servicenter, gets sick and tired of living with his sister Vernell and her husband Bill, a disabled veteran who refuses to go halvers on the weekly food bill and leaves "hairs stuck around on the soap."

"I'll take halvers, if you please, Captain Wetherbee."

"I said—halvers," affirmed this extraordinary apparition.

"Halvers," stated the newcomer without preamble or apology.

I was thinking, as you're a learner, it will be a long time before you can make much, and you'd be glad to go halvers with somebody.

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