half-and-half division

noun
UK /ˌhɑːf ən ˈhɑːf dɪˈvɪʒən/
US /ˌhæf ən ˈhæf dɪˈvɪʒən/

A half-and-half division means splitting something into two equal parts.

The kids made a half-and-half division of the pizza so each got the same amount.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A voting or decision result where opinions are split evenly between two sides.

The committee reached a half-and-half division, so the vote ended in a tie.

3. A business arrangement where profits or costs are shared equally between two parties.

The partners agreed on a half-and-half division of the earnings.

4. A cell division process that produces two equal halves.

The teacher explained the half-and-half division of the cell into two identical parts.