Half-pay,häf'

retired from -pa, duty: s. reduced a. receiving pay to or or an entitled officer to who it. has copper coin of the value of half a penny; its value: a. of the price or value of half a penny. a Half-pike, häf'-pike, s. a half-sized pike. to an entertainment after it is in part over. a violin, to reach ahigh note. not by both. of a sword: close fight. tions and principal supports of stout timber, and the intervening spaces spaces in in front filled with plaster. tance: a. equally distant from the extremes. ad. twice in a year; semi-annually. for food (A.S. halig, holy, and butte, flounder, as a holiday fish). and kore, a maid) sea. (Gr. hals, salt, and grapho, to write). otis, an ear-shell, and eidos, like). slightly moist [Med.] (L. halitus, breath.) an edifice in which courts of justice are held; a a manor-house, so called because courts were formerly held in them; a college; the edifice of a college; a room for a corporation or public a embly; a place iodine in in common (A.S. heal, a shelter). vended in a hall. ing, Praise ye Jehovah; give praise to God. lowering yards or sails. Goldsmiths' Hall, to attest its purity. or to urge on: s. a cry to call attention; a hunting cry: v.n. to cry halloo: v.a. to encourage or chase with shouts; to call or shout to (from the sound). tion of an object as present which is not; the object so perceived; mistake (L. a wandering inmind). hallucination. of Australia (Gr. halma, a leap, and our a, a tail). circle occasionally surrounding the sun or moon; a glory encircling the brow of a saint; the glory in which enthusiasm invests an object: v.a.to invest with halo: v.n. to form into a halo (Gr.) is tion with a metal, forms a salt, as chlorine [Chem. ] (Gr. hals and gennao, to produce.) salt. Haloid salt, the compound of a metal with chlorine, iodine, or the like [Chem.] (Gr. hals, and walking; to stand in doubt whether to proceed or what to do; to hesitate; to falter: v.a. to stop; to cause to cease marching: a. lame; stopping in walking: s. a stop in marching; the act of limping (A.S. healt, lame). leading or holding a horse; arope for hanging malefactors; a strong cord: v.a. to put a halter on;to catch and bind with a halter.